Six months after Inman's first survey on how agents are navigating the coronavirus pandemic, new findings hint at a resurgent real estate market
The pandemic continues to roil the economy and disrupt daily life. Let Inman know how you're doing right now
Hundreds of real estate professionals who responded to an Inman survey expressed satisfaction with coaching, indicating it made them more money and improved their lives
Agents have turned to coaches for decades to help improve their incomes and their lives. Let us know here how they've impacted you
This week, we'd like to know what team building activities you've either hosted or participated in that boosted motivation and renewed your excitement for work
It's the lowest since Gallup began conducting homebuyer sentiment surveys in 1978
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'We expect to see red places in the middle of the country become redder and the blues bluer as the migration trends continue,' Redfin Chief Economist Daryl Fairweather says
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LGBT client concerns include affordability, competition from other buyers and neighborhood safety
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Freddie Mac study finds a majority of agents are referring clients to lenders but don't feel comfortable fielding mortgage questions themselves
NAR survey finds pros and cons for agents in the first year under the new mortgage transaction regime
Tight supply and lender issues leading gripes among pros
Social media is everywhere, and humans are all over it. There's more advice about how real estate agents should operate on social media than anyone could possibly follow. Should you jump on the latest trend right away or wait to make sure it doesn't fizzle out? Hire someone to manage your social presence or do it all yourself?