On a Mission to My Dad’s Remission

“Your father is very sick.” This is not what you want to hear from your parent’s oncologist, but precisely why I was by my father’s side at his appointments. The coldest days of winter 2017 were also the darkest days, as I was living in fear my father,… Continue reading

When Is the Right Time to Visit a New Grandchild?

When Erin and Peter Dawson brought their firstborn, June, home from the hospital in mid-November, there wasn’t a welcoming party of adoring grandparents loaded down with casseroles and balloons waiting on their doorstep. And that’s just the way they wa… Continue reading

What Has the U.K.’s Minister of Loneliness Done to Date?

Two years have passed since the U.K. announced a buzzy and shocking, headline-making position: the Minister of Loneliness — an appointment born from a 2017 report that said nine million of the country’s 67 million people feel lonely some or all of the … Continue reading

The Real Word: NAR’s new fair housing action plan

Watch Byron Lazine and Nicole White give a real estate agent’s perspective on industry-related topics. This week: NAR’s approval of a new fair housing action plan, unnecessary services agents can stop spending money on and a cannabis-themed open house…. Continue reading

The industry needs to demand more of fair housing education for agents

NAR needs to be the driver of better fair housing education, demanding local associations educate their members in a meaningful fashion. Continue reading

CES 2020: What’s new, fun and practical for real estate

The 2020 Consumer Electronics Show has ended, and yet again, connected-home and smart-home technologies were a big draw. Continue reading

Money matters — but only up to a point

Agents tend to be satisfied with their income, a new survey from Inman suggests. But many also believe that after a certain point, money can’t buy happiness. Continue reading