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Your thoughts on good leadership during tough times

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Brad Inman took to our Inman Coast to Coast Facebook group to learn how your leaders are displaying good leadership during this difficult time. Continue reading →

Fed cuts interest rate to nearly zero. What does it mean for real estate?

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Realtor.com Chief Economist Danielle Hale believes mortgage rates could go lower this week, but rates and affordability aren’t the only thing impacting the housing market. Continue reading →

The Real Word: Realtor.com’s quest to find noisy homes

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Watch Byron Lazine and Nicole White give a real estate agent’s perspective on industry-related topics. This week, online listing portal realtor.com released a new metric to gauge noise levels for properties. Continue reading →

Agents sue SetSchedule for spam phone calls, ‘unjust enrichment’

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The suits exemplify patterns of behavior that other agents have alleged against SetSchedule, both in online forums and directly to Inman. Continue reading →

‘Millions More Buyers’: What’s a real estate portal’s competitive advantage?

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Real estate portals benefit tremendously from network effects, which is the key factor that gives them unprecedented market power and an impregnable moat to repel competition. Let’s take a look at international portal leadership across three markets an… Continue reading →

Coronavirus poised to wreak havoc on real estate

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Some agents are already seeing their business impacted from the spreading global disease. Others are preparing for the worst. Continue reading →