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Broker Spotlight: Meghan Pachas, MAP Property Solutions

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Find out how this third-generation broker’s passion for all things real estate-related informs her work with clients and colleagues. Continue reading →

The commission change mega-FAQ you need to start the historic week

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Now that the “New Normal” has officially begun, it’s time to answer the frequently asked questions agents and brokerages have about the newly implemented commission settlement rule changes. Continue reading →

Michigan Realtors are mad as hell, and they’re suing: The Download

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NAR buckles up for a new legal brouhaha as Michigan agents and brokers head to court over “compulsory” Realtor membership to access the MLS after removing “guaranteed broker commission.” Continue reading →

Broker Spotlight: Eric Walstrom and Alex Irrer

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Learn how these leaders of the fastest growing brokerage in the state of Michigan maintain their commitment to agent quality and organic growth. Continue reading →

Lesson Learned: Get rock solid on your pricing strategy

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Learn how NYC agent Maggie Kent leverages her sense of professionalism to develop a higher level of client trust and how she has developed resilience to navigate the ever-changing world of real estate. Continue reading →

Can Kevin Sears put NAR back on a firm footing? The Download

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NAR President Kevin Sears sat down at Inman Connect Las Vegas with Clelia Warburg Peters to talk about the trade group’s past and future, including a return to advocacy and transparency. Continue reading →