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
Ideal Agent advertises to homesellers that they can save money on their home sale and work with only the top local agents. To listing agents, it promises ready-to-go leads. Here’s how it works. Continue reading
Combine these two facts — anything posted on the world wide web is permanent, and the web has massive reach — and you have a recipe for both good and potential disaster. Continue reading
W&R Studios now seeks to patent iBuyer Connect and make it available to Cloud CMA users across the country, potentially helping further integrate real estate agents into the growing iBuyer ecosystem. Continue reading
A funky email address like NoTanLines@swimnaked.com might be OK for personal use, but do you really want customers to see that? Probably not, but many real estate agents use their personal email addresses when communicating with consumers, and it’s lik… Continue reading
Charles Hardy, an experienced, passionate dog-lover and founder of a website that helps dog-lovers care for their companions — shares his expertise on understanding the needs of pet owners as well as useful tips for getting ahead of this under-tapped m… Continue reading
Here are five ways to sell your listing quicker by maximizing the best aspects of the season in your real estate staging and listing photos. Continue reading
Every property is unique, but some have features that really make them stand out. A unique property might be in a remote area, perhaps it has a rare amenity, or it comes with an ultra-high-end price point. Continue reading
The week’s top real estate industry stories, a recap of Luxury Connect, and practical advice to use this weekend. Continue reading
Richmond, VA-based associate broker Shannon Milligan’s video has racked up over 5,000 views on Facebook and was inspired by the quirky FBI comedy “Miss Congeniality” Continue reading