No Sure Winners (or Losers) Yet as Consolidations Impact the Industry
Consolidation is the process of combining separate parts, companies or items into a single, unified and stronger whole. Whether that ...
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The Crucial Insurance Convos You Must Have With Buyers
Editor’s note: In this two-part series, we examine the importance of comprehensive insurance policies for homeowners across the board, and ...
Where There’s a Will There’s a Way: Resolving Probate Problems
Helping people buy and sell homes is usually a joyous endeavor, guiding them through the often difficult and winding process ...
Beating the Rain: How to Offset Its Dampening Effect On Clients
When the market is hot, residential real estate can still be a cold business. Perhaps even more so when rain ...
Beat the Heat! Keeping Buyers Energized When It’s Crazy Hot Out
Want as many potential buyers as possible for a home with a pool? Shannon Murree, with REMAX Hallmark Chay Realty ...
How to Handle Potentially Thorny Affordable Housing Convos With Clients
It’s Real Estate Agent 101 to highlight any or all positive attributes around a home for sale. After all, many ...
How Real Estate Pros Defuse the Stressors of Today’s Real Estate Industry
As if the usual residential real estate flashpoints of fluctuating interest rates, affordability and inventory issues in many parts of ...
Sensitive Sales: Insights Into Helping Family Sell a Home After a Loss
It’s an emotional yet common event that many families unfortunately face. A loved one passes away, someone inherits the property ...
The Pre-Market Puzzle: What’s the Buzz on This Hot-Button Issue?
“Premarket listings.” It’s the new industry catchphrase, thankfully replacing “commission lawsuits,” but, alas, it comes with its own controversy. The ...
Repping Renters: How Playing the Long Game Can Prove Profitable
If there’s one declaration most new real estate agents don’t want to hear after spending a lot of time with ...
6 Musts to Share With Buyers About Why You Rule Over AI
“AI can summarize what has been published about a property,” says one real estate professional. “The trouble is that some of the most important information has not been published, is no longer current or cannot be understood without seeing the home.” Read more.
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