How to Keep Buyers on the Homeownership Trail If and When Employment Is Iffy
The glum news stories seem endless…14,000 employees laid off from Amazon, 48,000 gone at UPS, and even with the government ...
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Projecting Projects: How Renovation Game Plans Make Agents ‘Useful, Not Noisy’
They’re the opposite ends of the home-buying spectrum. One phrase lights up a potential owner’s face, while the other forces ...
Investor Clients: 10 Key Questions and Answers That Lead to Closings
For most experienced residential real estate agents, it’s no longer same-old, same-old when it comes to getting clients into homes. ...
‘Cautious’ Approach to Private Listings as Agents Press on Amid Controversy
Private listings can impact an agent’s bottom line. But make no mistake, the topic is a controversial one, especially in ...
The Upshot on Mortgage Buydowns: A Valuable Tool in the Right Circumstances
Pop quizzes are never much fun for students. Luckily, adults don’t have to worry about them. Or do they? Well, ...
The AI Reality: Parsing Its Plentiful Pros and Cautionary Cons
The sentence you’re reading right now? Not only did I write it, but I composed this one as well! In ...
Alleviating Anger Pangs: How to Calm Buyers and Sellers When Emotions Rise
You’re showing a home to a married couple serious about buying. It’s all perfectly pleasant as you go room to ...
Put It in Neutral! How to Avoid Playing Favorites When Working With Couples
When it comes to working with married couples looking to purchase a home, real estate pros have different strategies in ...
The Playbook: Why Solo Buyers Are Easier for Agents—But Also Present Unique Challenges
There are varying five-word combinations that an agent loves to hear from a new client. They include: “I’m buying a ...
Strategies Sellers Should Embrace With Other Homes for Sale Close By
Editor’s note: This story is the second of a two-part RISMedia report on how to calm sellers’ fears and rationalize ...
3 Ways to Boost Engagement With Selfie-Style Content
In the age of TikTok, hyper-polished, overly-produced videos are a thing of the past. Today’s most effective social media content is simple, scrappy and all you need is your phone. Read more.
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