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The head of RE/MAX professional development and education shares four action items agents can put into play today to help their business tomorrow
The challenges presented by the COVID-19 outbreak — and the response to it — are creating an economic downturn ripe for recession. How can agents, teams and brokers be ready to face it?
A number of big-name prop tech companies are taking on the COVID-19 downturn head-on by extending discounts, deferring payments and holding educational webinars to help the agent community
Thanks to pandemic-related closures, the company said it doesn't have enough to pay landlords in April. Jokes about a caramel-drizzled revolution ensued
CEO Glenn Kelman also said during the latest episode of Inman's Daily Dispatch podcast that his company continues to see strong traffic and that real estate will recover
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Wednesday that Wells Fargo, Citibank, JP Morgan and U.S. Bank would give homeowners a 90-day grace period
Reffkin's comments come as agents grapple with the coronavirus pandemic and its massive economic fallout
The boutique hotel has fired a majority of its 100-person staff and plans to close 400 units in 10 locations
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Online buyer meetings, continuing education and digital listing presentations will become more popular than ever, even after coronavirus wanes. Here are some of the more popular virtual meeting options worth checking out
The Zillow-owned search portal is making changes to listing displays as the real estate industry slows down in New York, the epicenter of the country's coronavirus outbreak
The cloud-based brokerage wants to help its agents virtually go to the doctor
RentCafe's latest survey shows the majority of renters aren't canceling moving plans
The Change.org petition asks federal and state lawmakers to provide financial aid to real estate agents who aren't protected by the current stimulus bill
In an investors call, Rich Barton laid out plans to cut 25% of quarterly expenses by pausing hiring, cutting marketing, halting homebuying and reducing discretionary spending