Best Practices for Using Social Media in Your Business
Being a successful real estate professional means knowing how to navigate social media. It’s almost impossible to network (especially to...
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Living Smart: Mulch Madness and Basic Buying Tips
(TNS)—Nothing signals the return of spring like a smelly pile of mulch. Aside from its questionable stench, mulch plays an...
Firm Recognizes Century 21 Affiliated as Top Company Worldwide
Century 21 Affiliated recently announced that it is the No.1 company worldwide in the Century 21® System in 2014 in...
Engel & Volkers Announces Three-Year Sponsorship of Special Olympics
Engel & Völkers, a European-based premium real estate brand, has announced that it will be the first cause marketing sponsor...
The Secrets to Selling a Second Home
For real estate professionals serving vacation areas, marketing a property is a lot like telling a story: the story of...
FNC Index: Home Prices Down 0.3% in January
The latest FNC Residential Price Index™ (RPI) shows the nation’s housing market started the year with a small decline in...
Strong Dollar, Continued Investment from Abroad Help Facilitate Overseas Buyers
Seven years on from the Wall Street financial crisis of 2008, when the U.S. economy began to sink into recession,...
With Quick-Drying REO Market, Time Is of the Essence
Brokers around the nation are seeing different trends in the real estate-owned market, but whether there is a full pipeline...
Company Spotlight: Top-Notch Reports with a Competitive Advantage
To be successful in an industry that never stops moving, real estate professionals must be pros at time management. Whether...
How Changing Habits Can Change Your Happiness
Our habits, says Gretchen Rubin, are our destiny. Which isn’t to say they’re predetermined. Quite the contrary, maintains Rubin, the...
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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