We looked into what the National Association of Realtors (NAR), one of the top lobbying organizations in the U.S. for total spending, spent on the 2018 midterm elections. Find out how it spent millions here. Continue reading
Not long after coming to Dallas, Offerpad is planting its roots further in Texas, with Houston and San Antonio launches planned for 2019. Continue reading
An agent’s vigilance when working with an unknown party can protect sellers — and their own professional reputations. Here is what you should look out for when working with unfamiliar buyers. Continue reading
When it comes time to add up closing costs, your buyers are going to want to eliminate all unnecessary expenses, and for some, that might include title insurance. Here’s what your buyers need to know before they say it’s not worth the cost. Continue reading
Ranking well in search can be a game changer for your real estate business. By showing up for valuable search queries, you can get free organic traffic, which can ultimately lead to more clients. Continue reading
Homes.com, one of the largest home search websites, has rolled out a feature that will let agents synchronize their contacts across different services such as DocuSign. Continue reading
The number one city for millennials today is the metropolitan area connecting Omaha, Nebraska and Council Bluffs, Iowa.The next top two cities on the ranking are Des Moines, Iowa and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Continue reading
While it has the infrastructure to go nationwide, that’s still a ways down the line. Evans’ goal is to create a product with impeccable customer service. Continue reading
After four straight years of declines, the nation’s longest inventory slump in history has finally come to an end, according to the latest data from realtor.com. Housing inventory was up 2 percent – or 25,000 listings – October 2018, versus October of … Continue reading
While ‘Coming Soon’ pre-market listings will likely remain useful for luxury properties and as a tool to test price points, there will be fewer of them all-around, Realtors tell Inman Continue reading