Monthly Archives: April 2022

Inman names Emily Paquette as new CEO of company

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Emily Paquette, who previously served as chief revenue officer, is taking over from Josh Albertson, who helmed Inman for five years. Continue reading →

Former BoxBrownie director to lead NAR tech accelerator in Australia

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Peter Schravemade will serve as managing partner of REACH Australia, a program run by the National Association of Realtors’ Second Century Ventures. Continue reading →

Discrimination second only to high prices as biggest obstacle to buying

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The National Association of Realtors latest consumer survey revealed affordability is the main thing plaguing homebuyers, followed by discrimination, mortgage access and agent performance. Continue reading →

Feeling self-doubt? 4 tips for leading through imposter syndrome

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You may experience imposter syndrome from time to time as your business grows, you take on a new role in your real estate team, or when you are presented with a new and exciting opportunity. According to team leader Adam Hergenrother, these feelings ca… Continue reading →

‘Bigger is not always better’: 5 tips to elevate your social media

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Regardless of how you feel about it, in this day and age, social media is a powerful tool. Ricardo Rodriguez explains how to put it to work for your real estate business. Continue reading →

Broker Spotlight: Lindsay Reishman, The Reishman Group and Pareto

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What does it take to build not one but two game-changing brokerages? Find out from D.C.-area independent broker Lindsay Reishman, founding partner of The Reishman Group and Pareto. Continue reading →

HUD aims to reduce friction for ex-convicts in need of housing

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The federal housing agency has given staff six months to consider changes to policies that create barriers to people with criminal histories. Continue reading →

Cornerstone latest lender to take mortgage loan servicing in-house

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In a coup for Black Knight, the deal is the latest in a growing trend as lenders see servicing as a way to smooth out revenue and retain past customers when they refinance or buy their next home. Continue reading →