NAR allows tougher sanctions for Realtors who violate Code of Ethics
Policy changes adopted by the board of the National Association of Realtors remain voluntary and still don't publish the names or photos of ethics violators to the public
by Andrea V. Brambila May 21
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Real estate trade groups come together to share information about international transactions and clients
by Andrea V. Brambila Apr 23
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Dues would also rise every year under new proposal to fund political spending, zipLogix software and more
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Opinion
Agents need brokers to practice, so why can't we raise the bar for everyone?
by Teresa Boardman Feb 23
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A panel discussion at ICSF dug into the value of the name Realtor and more
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Survey: Vast majority of respondents do not feel membership is a choice
by Andrea V. Brambila Jul 28
How long can aging agents dance on the bar?
Opinion
It's time to get down
by Sam DeBord Jul 15
10 things your home stager better know
As a home stager, great decor can make a sale
by Debbie Biery May 11
Ask the audience: How likable is your headshot?
PhotoFeeler enables agents to have their photos critiqued in a snark-free, professional setting
by Craig C. Rowe May 11
5-star Realtor ratings: A chance for NAR to tighten ethics code
A leadership opportunity to rein in those who seek only the best reviews
by Russ Cofano May 4
How to keep your composure when real estate clients lose their cool
You're expected to remain professional in every scenario
by Kellie Tinnin Apr 19
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Opinion
The industry needs to raise the bar
by Hank Miller Apr 14
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The largest segment of future homebuyers will have the last word
by Russ Cofano Mar 11
10 rules of conduct that will help agents raise the bar
Up the standards for your reputation, your business and your income
5 hilariously awkward real estate moments
The reality of real estate can be unpredictable
by Kellie Tinnin Oct 8