The Difference Between a Septic System and Public Sewer
Regarding managing wastewater, two primary options are available: a septic system and a public sewer. Both systems handle and treat...
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Are Investor-Owned Homes Placing Additional Strain on Housing Supply?
Real estate markets across the board have been challenged with a significant inventory strain in the post-pandemic world, driving renters...
Splits Are Shrinking—How Will You Protect Your Earnings?
What kind of agent are you? Are you someone who values the culture of your independent brokerage above all else?...
The CENTURY 21® System Celebrates International Week of Giving
For the relentless sales professionals affiliated with the CENTURY 21 System, giving back isn’t an add-on or requirement. It’s a...
Less is More: Get Clients to Get on Board With an Impactful Refresh
Working in real estate, you understand the importance of pre-sale updates, but your clients may not. Also, when you first...
RISMedia Newsmakers: Changing the Conversation With Real Estate’s Forward-Thinkers
In this ever-changing real estate landscape, it is vital for agents and brokers alike to look ahead for the success...
5 Ways to Get More Out of Your Real Estate Testimonials
Whether you're keeping your real estate testimonials on LinkedIn or your personal website or are more old-school and have them...
BoxBrownie.com Partners With Chime
PropTech companies BoxBrownie.com and Chime have announced a new partnership. Starting July 17, 2023, BoxBrownie.com customers in North America gain...
4 Ways to Rethink and Boost Your Transparency as an Agent
Navigating the housing market can be complex regardless of the market cycle, which means agents not only need to understand...
Thoughts on Leadership: The Power of Recharging
Editor’s Note: This column was originally published July 6. Today I want to talk about something you probably experienced this...
Buying With Weak Credit: Financing Options From Best to Worst
“For many buyers, six months spent lowering card balances, correcting report errors and building reserves is cheaper than taking the wrong loan today,” says one longtime loan expert. “A delayed purchase can hurt. A payment you cannot comfortably carry hurts much longer.” Read more.
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