You don't need a studio to go viral this fall, new Inman contributor Tiffany McQuaid writes. Just a phone, a few video ideas and the willingness to get your face on camera.
Bidding wars don't happen by accident, Christopher Watters writes. Learn how real estate agents use pricing, timing, marketing and offer management to create competition.
LendingTree finds 10 states will hold 59 percent of the $17.2 trillion Great Wealth Transfer. Here's what that concentration means for real estate agents and buyers.
Washington's new First Look status offers sellers privacy without the price penalty that usually comes with less exposure, Darryl Davis writes.
Confidence in a listing presentation comes from showing a seller that you already know what happens when the market won't cooperate.
Seller concessions are one way to keep the cash requirement from killing an otherwise workable transaction, America Foy writes. But how do they work, how much can they cover, and how common are they?
Real estate clients may pause a search on some holidays — but not all. Explore the national and local effect with Inman's interactive tool.
On this episode, team leader Cari McGee unpacks the systems behind 650 home sales and 270-plus five-star reviews.
The industry doesn’t have to choose between innovation and transparency or between seller flexibility and equal access, Windermere's OB Jacobi writes.
The real estate market is aging, and the goals for your clients may look different now. Broker Staci Yesner offers advice on how to measure success when working with seniors.
Your local expertise has global value, team lead Ed Grochowiak writes. Here's how to tap into international real estate investors who need your knowledge.
New research shows tariffs hit appliances, furniture and construction materials hardest, with no clear jobs payoff to offset higher costs.