The holidays are when every real estate agent floods your prospect's inbox. Right now, Kyle Crawford writes, you have it to yourself.
Home prices are back on a slow upward trajectory, according to new numbers from First American. It's been a summer of fits and starts.
As parents fund more first-time purchases, AI-generated repair estimates and contract disputes are becoming a fixture at the negotiating table.
This week in his America Answers column, America Foy addresses all of your burning questions about planning a first-time homebuyer seminar.
A Compass agent says more buyers are feeding inspection reports to ChatGPT and Claude, then negotiating off AI-inflated repair estimates, especially when parents are footing the bill.
Surface, mineral and water rights queries show why informed and prepared real estate agents matter even more for land transactions, Kelly Lise Murray writes.
No app. No login. No dashboard. BKeeperAI launched a text-message-based expense tracker, aiming to give real estate agents clean, tax-ready records without changing how they work.
Although many of the forces shaping affordability are outside an agent’s control, Christopher Watters writes, the way agents advise clients has never been more important.
A slower real estate market may feel uncomfortable, Jeff Sibel writes, but it can also create better long-term opportunities.
This bill is a slow build, not a switch that just got flipped, coach Darryl Davis writes. Here's how to explain its potential impact to your clients.
Everyone sees the closing but misses the true commitment it takes to accomplish the goal, The Agency's Chris Paoli writes. That's the nature of luxury real estate done right.
On this episode, marketing strategist Jeff Lobb explains why the best agents build multiple communities of people who know, like and trust them.