Stay, go or boomerang? 5 tips for agents planning a switch

Stay, go or go back? When you’re not content with your real estate brokerage, it can be tough to make the choice. Here, The Agency’s Farah Levi gives guidance on things to consider before making a major move. Continue reading

‘I wouldn’t want you to live here’: 9 fair housing violations to avoid

Prevent being canceled, fined or jailed by understanding fair housing laws and regulations and avoiding violations. Dr. Lee Davenport helps you check yourself. Continue reading

3 keys for turning Instagram into a sales funnel

You can increase brand awareness and make genuine connections when you use Instagram to generate and nurture leads, writes Michelle Berman-Mickel. Here’s how to put its power to work for your real estate business. Continue reading

Fannie Mae’s latest outlook is grim. 6 ways agents can beat the odds

There’s always a way that agents can position themselves for changing marketing conditions, and brokers can facilitate that process, according to broker owners Bridget Gilbert and Laura Garner. Continue reading

Realtor.com’s AI integration is a case of ‘garbage in, garbage out’

Digital marketing specialist Joshua Jarvis offers his feedback on Realtor.com’s new AI tool. While he applauds the attempt, he says it’s a swing and a miss. Continue reading

How to nail your next listing (from the agent who wrote the book on it)

Learn the secrets to real estate success from the No. 1 RE/MAX agent worldwide, Jordan Cohen. He offers actionable advice that you can put to work immediately to raise the level of service you provide. Continue reading

5 reasons top agents don’t worry about commission lawsuits

Although the bombshell commission lawsuits are scary, Inman contributor Chase Williams writes, it’s time to focus on the things you can control and move forward. Continue reading

5 reasons top agents don’t worry about commission lawsuits

Although the bombshell commission lawsuits are scary, Inman contributor Chase Williams writes, it’s time to focus on the things you can control and move forward. Continue reading