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Bill Olson rubbing shoulders with ERA President and CEO Sue Yannaccone. For Bill Olson, being ERA...
Bill Olson rubbing shoulders with ERA President and CEO Sue Yannaccone. For Bill Olson, being ERA...
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(TNS)—There was a time when most homebuyers obtained their mortgage loans through their banks or credit unions. Today, however, there...
Rent raised? You'll need a raise. According to a new analysis by Zillow, the average renter would need his or...
In the following interview, Kathy Koehler of The Koehler Bortnick Team, ReeceNichols Real Estate in Kansas City, Mo., discusses the...
As an agent trying to get a listing, or a broker recruiting a productive agent, do you ask, push and...
(TNS)—When you are ready to relax after a morning of sightseeing or just returning to your hotel room after a...
Stop spending your days weaving your way back and forth across town for showings, listing appointments, and open houses. Instead,...
In the following interview, Rachel Adams, REALTOR® with Keller Williams Realty in Roseville, Calif., discusses her team's exponential growth—and the...
I've always said real estate has its seasons. At the beginning of the year, many agents are feeling motivated—they've set...
“A two-week low can make buyers feel like their budget has improved, even when the monthly savings are small,” says one real estate professional. “Newlyweds should calculate that difference before increasing their price range. Higher property taxes, insurance and maintenance can quickly outweigh those savings.” Read more.
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