Carl Westcott, 83, claims his judgment was impaired when the contract with Perry and Bloom was signed, due to opiates he was prescribed following an extensive surgery to treat Huntington’s disease, according to reports. Continue reading
Sharing your Inman experience, or any real estate conference for that matter, on social media is actually a smart move, agent, host and comedian Karen Stone writes. Continue reading
From the seller who wanted to display a room full of snakes during a home showing to the renter who was an insurance scammer, the clients luxury agents deal with in California can be a handful. Continue reading
Whether you’re hopping a plane to your next conference, sitting by the pool or just looking to up your game, here’s our list of reads — whether you hold the pages in your hand or listen to an audible version. Continue reading
Trainer, writer and horror podcast fan Rachael Hite recommends five podcasts that the perfect frightful escape. If you need to take a break and reset, these fun recommendations pair perfectly with your campfire and s’mores. Continue reading
Knowing yourself and your relaxation style will ensure that this year’s vacation truly allows you to unwind and rejuvenate. New Inman contributor, and broker-owner of YogaBug Real Estate, helps you figure out what works for you when you’re away from work. Continue reading
For Inman Ambassador and new contributor Karen Stone, these tips have been the secret sauce for conference success. Get ready to make your mark in the real estate world. Continue reading
An LA Realtor recently found himself in the hot seat after mistakenly texting Spelling-snark to Tori herself. Southern California broker Troy Palmquist shares what that mistake can teach you about how you communicate.
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In their first column on Inman, coaches Melanie Klein and Emily Bossert write, “Taking ownership and responsibility in a healthy way is the most powerful business edge you can develop right now.” Continue reading
A lack of accessible housing may make it difficult for clients with disabilities to find the home they’re looking for, Rachael Hite writes. Here’s how to help. Continue reading