Mentoring Matters: Setting the Stage for Continued Success
Erin Sturges Broker/REALTOR® Fathom Realty - Greensboro/Winston-Salem Greensboro, N.C. https://erinsturges.fathomrealty.com Region served: Triad area of North Carolina Years in real...
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RPR: Reimagined, Redesigned and Rebuilt—Just for REALTORS®
Since 2010, REALTORS® have relied on RPR®—Realtors Property Resource®—to give them on-the-go access to comprehensive data, powerful analytics and client-friendly...
Existing-Home Sales Ticked Up Slightly in January
Existing-home sales ticked up slightly in January and increased 23.7% from a year ago, according to the latest data from...
4 Steps to Establishing Your Real Estate Brand
You are in the people business and now, more than ever, people crave authenticity. Realness is what bolsters clients' trust...
Moving Faster in 2021
I think I speak for most when I say that it's a relief to have 2020 behind us. While the...
Projecting Safety Still Matters
Once the pandemic hit nearly one year ago, keeping a home safe from germs quickly became part of a REALTOR®'...
5 Ways to Save on Title Insurance
(TNS)—Title insurance gives you financial protection in case someone claims to have partial ownership of your home after you purchase...
Newsmakers Hall of Fame: Dan Forsman Stands Behind the Power of Mindset
Industry veteran Dan Forsman—president and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties—was recently inaugurated into RISMedia's 2021 Real Estate Newsmakers...
Virtual Networking Ideas for 2021
As a real estate agent, networking is very important for your business. However, networking in person has become a challenge....
RISMedia’s Newsmakers: Celebrating the Industry’s Inspirations and Trendsetters
Those that achieved great feats in 2020 did so through innovation and creativity. We recently announced the RISMedia 2021 Real Estate...
3 Ways Agents Can Build Trust in the First Conversation
In today’s market, trust is often the deciding factor in whether a client chooses to move forward with an agent or keep looking. And that trust is usually built, or lost, in the very first conversation. Read more.
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