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The right calendar is an easy button for your listing process

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Stop scrambling to keep up with deadlines and transaction management. America Foy helps you create a calendar plan that keeps you on track with the help of ChatGPT. Continue reading →

Be protective, proactive and prepared when working with celebrity clients

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In Part 4 of her five-part series, Cara Ameer offers strategies for providing high-level care that’s specific to the requirements of high-profile clients. Continue reading →

5 easy ways to stay in your lane during a transaction

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Stop trying to be all things to your clients, broker Joseph Santini writes. Focus on the things that fall within your purview and direct traffic as needed on your transactions. Continue reading →

Jason Oppenheim doesn’t want to talk about ‘Selling Sunset’ right now

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Inman spoke with Oppenheim Group founder Jason Oppenheim and vice president Mary Fitzgerald about market turmoil, layoffs and the road forward ahead of Connect Las Vegas. Continue reading →

Ribbon jump-starts 2022 expansion push with 2 new markets

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The homeownership startup has December and January launches planned for markets in Alabama and Virginia. The company plans to be in 25 states by the end of next year. Continue reading →

Is this the one? 4 factors to consider when buying an investment property

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No two investment properties are the same. The history of repairs, market conditions and the long-term growth potential of the area — as well as your own risk preferences — all factor into whether a property is the right fit for your portfolio. Here’s … Continue reading →

4 apartment problem areas landlords should keep an eye on

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RentCheck co-founder Lydia Winkler suggested that property managers be proactive about maintenance to keep tenants happy with a fully returned deposit and avoid headaches in between leases. Continue reading →

How to help buyers avoid these common pitfalls at closing

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From home defects to title issues, there are so many problems that can undermine a smooth closing. Here are six of the biggest hurdles that can stall the process — and how to prevent them. Continue reading →

Tales from the field: What’s in your dead files?

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Sourced from various real estate pros all over the country, this recurring column features stories of what agents are seeing on the front lines and what others can draw from those experiences. This week, Teresa Boardman laments her dead files, filled w… Continue reading →

Buyers looking for a fixer-upper? Here are 10 things to consider

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It might sound like a great deal for your weekend warrior clients, but some properties just aren’t worth the price. Here’s what to watch out for. Continue reading →