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Safety Startup Tether RE Wins iOi Pitch Battle
August 30, 2024
Safety Startup Tether RE Wins iOi Pitch Battle
The company offering a suite of tools to help real estate professionals improve their personal safety and production in the field.
Back to Basics: How to Become a Broker
August 28, 2024
Back to Basics: How to Become a Broker
Clocking hours in the field, continuing education, and state-specific licensing are all part of the trajectory.
Survey: Pets Drive Homebuying, Renovation Decisions
August 27, 2024
Survey: Pets Drive Homebuying, Renovation Decisions
Real estate professionals are figuring out ways to highlight pet-friendly property features to entice consumers.
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Open houses are still an important way to help agents market a home and get people through the door. Help them plan and execute them well with these tips.
The association has launched a targeted call to action to defend current and future flood insurance policy holders.
Many couples go into business together, and the number is growing in real estate. To maintain success and sanity, open communication and boundaries go a long way. These tried and true tips help couples keep their goals front and center.
You may not be aware of your vulnerability in these areas of your business. Here’s how to correct behaviors that put your safety at risk.
Fall is the time to get organized. Help clients figure out how to store and stash their belongings with these best practices.
The higher rates, combined with high home prices, are creating a housing market of “haves and have-nots,” says NAR’s deputy chief economist.
Rafael Perez highlighted the impact of owning a home on the ability to build generational wealth in a discussion with members of Congress about financial security in the Latino community.
Housing supply “needs to essentially double to moderate home price gains,” says NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun.
The brokerage reportedly will pay $55 million and implement changes to its business practices as part of the settlement.