How a new state bill could reshape the private listings debate
Deed fraud is a crime that can derail a deal before agents see it coming
Opinion
When access to a home is limited, certain buyers are unable to participate in the market
Appeals to neighborhood character alone won't be enough to kill a proposal
Opinion
Agents are caught between the law and the MLS when they should be trusted as professionals
The agents who thrive in 2026 will be the ones who close deals without legal exposure
If 'same-old, same-old' isn't getting the results you want, maybe it's time to think bigger and set some impossible goals for yourself, Greg Hague writes
Summer Goralik explores the bittersweet symphony of robot umpires in baseball and AI in real estate — and why perfection still needs a human rhythm
Opinion
A challenger’s mindset separates leaders from followers. Greg Hague offers 7 standards to question with the consumer’s interest as your compass
Compliance expert Summer Goralik put AI to the test on California real estate law. Here’s what it got right, wrong and dangerously incomplete
Opinion
With confusion around the new commission rules, compliance expert Summer Goralik unpacks whether listing agents should verify signed buyer-broker agreements before showing a property
Now that Anywhere and RE/MAX have tapped the first dominoes, here's what you think will happen with the bombshell commission lawsuits
Opinion
Agents are supposed to be able to look up to their brokers and leadership team for professional guidance. However, what do you do when the ones in charge are the problems?
To avoid making a false step that could cost a hefty price, read on to learn about common mistakes real estate agents make and how to prevent them
An Atlanta real estate law firm has been conducting mobile closings for 14 years. A global pandemic has given their model, as well as emerging closing technologies fresh, much-needed attention