Monthly Archives: March 2020

What you can be doing right now to prepare for a recession

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A very abrupt and widespread economic disruption is taking hold and presenting unprecedented challenges. What should you be doing to ensure you’re ready for whatever’s next, whether you’re an individual agent, a team or a broker-owner? Continue reading →

Housing protections in the stimulus bill explained

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The 880-page bill signed into law by Trump on Friday includes credit protections, foreclosure moratoriums and forbearance on some mortgages. Continue reading →

House passes stimulus packages, agents closer to unemployment access

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The stimulus bill, which includes direct payments to Americans and expanded unemployment, is headed to President Donald Trump’s desk. Continue reading →

A comprehensive list of online training classes available to agents

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Although many brokerages are offering online training to their agents, some companies are providing online training services to any agent who’s interested. Continue reading →

Feeling listless? 16 at-home workouts to get you moving

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Whether you’re that agent who hits the gym before dawn to get in a daily workout or you’re just missing the steps that real estate naturally provides (and going a little stir-crazy), there’s an at-home workout for you. Continue reading →

Industry torn on whether real estate is an essential service

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At a time when people are staying home en masse, many in the real estate industry question whether or not their jobs should be considered essential. Continue reading →