Leading by Example
In the following interview, Terrence Murphy Sr., broker, CEO and founder of TM5 Properties, a member of Leading Real Estate...
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Home Inspections a Crucial Piece of the Real Estate Puzzle
"Whether you're buying something that's 100 years old or brand new—whether it's 5,000 square feet or 500—you should inspect. It's...
Live in a Loud Area? Here’s How to Reduce Sound Inside Your Home
Editor's Note: This was originally published on RISMedia's blog, Housecall. See what else is cookin' now at blog.rismedia.com: Fall Maintenance...
Motivating Agents a Key Driver of Success
In the following interview, Shannon Daniele, broker/owner and franchise partner of HomeSmart Realty Group in Signal Hill, Calif., discusses the...
Creating Your Firm’s Competitive Advantage
Is it people? Is it processes? Attract and keep talent by solidifying your competitive advantage. Join RISMedia for this month's...
Eb Moore: Dedicated to the Consumer Experience
With 14 locations throughout North and South Carolina, the Wilkinson ERA team managed more than 5,400 real estate transactions last...
Driving the Smart Home Surge
More homeowners are adopting automation, according to a recent survey by CEDIA, a trade association, and HomeAdvisor, relying on professionals...
Mortgage Rates Show Little Movement
Mortgage rates showed little movement this week, with the 30-year, fixed rate averaging 3.78 percent, unchanged from the week prior,...
Real Estate Titans Reveal the Keys to Real Estate Success
After 17 years in real estate, authoring "The Foreclosure Revolution" and building a large real estate portfolio, Joe Sesso, national...
7 Secrets to Making It Big in America
According to two recent studies, more than half of millennials no longer believe the American Dream is possible and half...
What Recent Pre-Marketing Studies Say About Pricing, Policy and Privacy
How can the industry (and you) use data to steer policy and clients in a direction that best serves everyone—whether that is toward “seller choice” or “transparency,” or perhaps both? Read more.
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