Smart-home tech for agents: SmartThings vs. Hubitat Elevation

Between Samsung’s SmartThings and Hubitat Elevation, the smart-home hub train is one you’ll want to board. But which of these tech tools is best for you or your clients? We’ll help you decide. Continue reading

3 ways you might be breaking the law unknowingly

Did you know that 12 states maintain their own do-not-call lists? In addition, many municipalities around the country have enacted do-no-solicit door-knocking rules. Violation of these rules can result in thousands of dollars in fines and even jail tim… Continue reading

Smart-home tech for agents: The 4 best energy saving products

The smart-home tech market has convenience covered — but that’s the easy part. It’s time to focus on which products are going to keep your energy bill down and your savings up. Continue reading

The Real Word: Top 2020 predictions

Watch Byron Lazine and Nicole White give a real estate agent’s perspective on industry-related topics. This week, Byron and Nicole page through both economists’ and Brad Inman’s predictions for the future of real estate and give their own outlook. Continue reading

Is the Tesla Cybertruck the perfect car for real estate?

Tesla’s new Cybertruck is perfect for real estate agents. It has lots of trunk space, it’s cool-looking, and it offers value for money, in my opinion. Continue reading

The Real Word: Tom Ferry and other quests quiz hosts

Check out The Real Word’s 100th episode on Inman! To celebrate, viewers and friends of the show make guest appearances — including Tom Ferry and The Broke Agent — to quiz hosts Byron Lazine and Nicole White. Continue reading

How a polarizing listing video got this newbie millions in business

When I took on a high-priced, one-bedroom condo for my first listing, it was our ‘millennial’ lifestyle video that helped us break records — love it or hate it. Here’s how we did it on a shoestring budget. Continue reading

The year ahead: More growth, but at a slower pace

In 2020, Windermere Real Estate’s Chief Economist Matthew Gardner expects payrolls to continue growing, but the rate of growth will slow as the country adds fewer than 1.7 million new jobs. Continue reading