Basic Training: Be Legendary
The days of “it’s all about me” advertising are over—and it’s about time. Today’s consumers don’t care about your big...
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4 Small-Business Lessons Learned in Reality TV Limelight
(MCT)—The rise of reality TV has created a new breed of celebrities known for their inane routines (think “Jersey Shore’s”...
Communicating to Stay Connected
By now, you're probably on Facebook, Linkedin, and maybe even twitter. But being on social media doesn't necessarily mean you're...
What Buyers Really Want: What Does the Data Tell Us?
If data is the currency of the new economy, then the National Association of REALTORS® is flush with it, based...
Home Prices Continue to Soar in May – REALTORS® Use Latest Stats to Inform Consumers Real Estate Is Back
Data through May 2013, released this week by S&P Dow Jones Indices for its S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices, a leading...
Critical Time for the Consumer Mortgage Choice Act
As we enter the August Congressional recess, we enter a critical period for key legislation, including the Consumer Mortgage Choice...
Realtor.com® Back to School Survey Finds School Boundaries Play Major Role in Home Buying Decisions
Realtor.com®, operated by Move, Inc., recently announced the results of its Back to School survey that ran on realtor.com® from...
The Road to Recovery: What Lies Ahead for Real Estate?
While statistics continue to point toward an increasingly recovering real estate market, the near and long-term future is yet to...
It’s Done: A Room Becomes a Home
(MCT)--After a four-week interior design project — from developing a color scheme, to finding homes for all of my things...
Coldwell Banker Endorses NAR’s Realtors Property Resource
Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC has launched an internal campaign to its franchise network endorsing the benefits of the Realtors...
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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