Common Myths About Selling Houses
Selling a house can be complex and daunting, often filled with anxiety and uncertainty. Unfortunately, several myths and misconceptions surrounding ...
Connecting With Your MLS: A True Partnership Paves the Way to End-of-Year Success
While all eyes are on 2024, MLSs across the board are doubling their commitment to ensuring that brokers end the ...
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Reveals 2022 Excellence Award Winners
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate LLC has announced its 2022 nomination-based Excellence Award recipients. With a network of approximately ...
Op-Ed: Sold Before Input – The Controversy of Pocket Listings and Internal Office Listings
In the dynamic world of real estate, the increase of “secret listings” has raised eyebrows recently. Known by various names ...
The Anatomy of a Marketing Budget
At its most basic level, promoting a listing follows the same credo as the famous five “Ws”—who, what, when, where ...
RE/MAX Releases Lawsuits Settlement Terms, Including ‘Cooperation’ With Plaintiffs
Last Friday, RE/MAX unveiled the terms of its settlement of two major class action lawsuits targeting agent commission that will ...
Century 21 Expands In SoCal with Women-Owned Brokerage
Century 21 Real Estate LLC has announced that Bloomington, California-based Synergia Realty has joined the company. The brokerage, now doing ...
NAR’s Center for REALTOR® Development Podcast: A Starting Point for Exceptional Education
Professional speaker, podcaster and REALTOR® Monica Neubauer (aka the Maverick Motivator) admits that when she decided to get into real ...
Op/Ed: The Best Advice for Clients Is, ‘When You Find the Perfect House, Buy It!’
Above: the writer's Westport, Connecticut home. Fifteen forty eight sixty. Fifteen forty eight sixty. FIFTEEN FORTY EIGHT SIXTY! That’s the ...
Anywhere Reveals Terms of Commission Lawsuit Settlement
Last month, Anywhere rocked the real estate world by becoming the first company to announce that it would be settling ...
4 Tips for Adapting to Generational Shifts in the Housing Market
With fewer affordable single-family homes available, more buyers are looking for homes that can accommodate multiple generations. Read more.
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