Monthly Archives: September 2021

Sundae debuts off-market distressed property platform for investors

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The new platform will allow investors to view, filter and sort distressed properties exclusive to Sundae, as well as submit cash offers and track them in real time. Continue reading →

Hit replay! 6 marketers who are building communities and their brands

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We’ve brought together a host of advice from experts at Inman Connect events to give you their best insights on becoming the local expert through caring, community marketing in a second-home or rental market, and crafting creative content.  Continue reading →

Pulse: Readers share their favorite real estate marketing campaigns

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This week, our readers chime in with their favorite marketing videos and efforts. Have an example of your own? It’s not too late — we’re encouraging you to continue the conversation in our comments section. Continue reading →

Constellation1 launches accounting, commission management solution

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Real estate technology company Constellation1 is launching new software for back-office accounting tasks and commissions management. Brokers can use the new system in conjunction with all variations of commission splits and payout arrangements, elimina… Continue reading →

HUD homes more likely to be in floodplains: Report

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HUD is not required to disclose flood risk to would-be homebuyers, most of whom didn’t learn that the home they were interested in was located in a flood zone until they were told by their lender that they needed to buy flood insurance. Continue reading →

These are the most family-friendly suburbs in the US

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Looking at schools and infrastructure, realtor.com identified the most family-friendly suburb for each of the country’s 11 biggest cities. Continue reading →

Agents are using TikTok’s popular ‘chopping dance’ as a marketing tool

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The rise of TikTok has given real estate agents another social media platform — and a trendy new dance — to help promote their business. Continue reading →

Broker sues NAR, claims listing agent omission violates antitrust

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Arizona broker Grady Hillis objects to rules prohibiting listing broker and agent contact information in public remarks and restricting access to lockboxes to Realtors. Continue reading →

NAR fights back against DOJ efforts to withdraw antitrust settlement

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The trade group accused the Justice Department of reneging on a binding agreement. NAR also said it had already begun implementing policies based on its DOJ settlement. Continue reading →