10 tips for maintaining your zen during real estate's busiest season
How to keep your cool when everyone else is losing it
by Brian Walker AND Lynn Wheeler May 19
The best way to structure your day in real estate
How to avoid getting sidetracked when you work for yourself
by Peter Lorimer May 19
A desert landscape
Facing the challenges of low inventory, acknowledging the facts and pushing forward
by Teresa Boardman May 18
3 things to consider when clients want to downsize
A smaller space doesn't have to mean smaller living
by Tim Lobanov May 18
How to build celebrity around yourself and your business
Opinion
Elevating yourself to rock star status will take your business to new levels
by Matt Johnson May 18
Handling a very awkward real estate listing situation
Can it get more awkward than finding a life-size doll in the closet?
by Leigh Brown May 18
4 steps to better real estate leads for relationship-based agents
Creating meaningful connections will lead to more business in the future
by Chris Angell May 17
How automation can help you nurture old leads
Opinion
This tech-empowered productivity will change the way you do business
by Chris Rediger May 17
4 tips for surviving the summer real estate market
Take advantage of the hottest season for homebuying and selling
by Kris Miller May 17
How to grow your business with a phone call
Fun conversation can lead to business growth if you play your cards right
by Matt Bonelli May 16
The importance of connecting buyer leads with seller leads
Bringing the right people together can lead to more business for you
by Inman May 12
facebook
The social media giant can significantly boost your business if you use it right
by Kristin Messerli May 12
A mortgage application on a computer screen
A loan rejection isn't the end of the road if you know where to turn
Coming to America: 6 things Purplebricks needs to know about U.S. real estate
Opinion
U.K. hybrid brokerage Purplebricks charges consumers a set fee to “instruct to sell” -- for us Yanks, that means list a home with an agent. The company has expanded to Australia, and now it's raising funds to bring its tech-based model to the U.S. in the second half of 2017.
by Chris Rediger May 10
What technology can't do for your real estate business
Opinion
How old-fashioned customer service can save your business from mediocrity and failure