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Selling a property with tenants living in it? Here’s what to know

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Understand that the home may not always look perfect, Cara Ameer writes, and you will have to roll with the punches as they come during the showing and sales process. Continue reading →

Gen Z is changing the rules of renting. Are you ready?

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The rental housing industry stands at a turning point, CEO Tony Julianelle writes, and Gen Z renters can show it the way to build what’s next. Continue reading →

Single-family rentals continue to grow as a desirable asset class

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Growth in the single family rental asset class, Michael Zaransky writes, reflects lasting demographic realities, housing affordability constraints, and evolving cultural preferences around mobility and stability. Continue reading →

Help baby boomers move into the future with a rental bridge option

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When boomers make the decision to sell, team leader Vincent Cyr writes, they free up property for younger buyers, ease pressure on limited inventory and help maintain transaction flow. Continue reading →

How to conduct a pet screening for rental properties

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Setting clear expectations and conducting thorough assessments allows landlords and property managers to accommodate responsible pet owners, Ryan Barone writes. Continue reading →

ListedKit uses AI for transaction management: Tech Review

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Real estate teams, brokerages and agents can use ListedKit to handle all documents, timelines, inspections and contracts with help from Ava, the company’s AI agent. Continue reading →

A due diligence checklist to protect your fixer-upper investment

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Fixer-uppers can be great investments, even in challenging real estate markets, but only if you know what to look for. Continue reading →

Demystify rentals as a lead source with RentEdge: Tech Review

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Craig Rowe reviews RentEdge rental management software, which is for real estate agents and includes features for landlord services, renter screening and MLS integration across 300+ markets nationwide. Continue reading →

The leadership playbook: Stay ahead in a fast-moving market

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In hypercompetitive, low inventory markets, brokerage President Jack Gross writes, success boils down to a few key principles: innovation, adaptability, a return to fundamentals and a commitment to agent education. Continue reading →

Here’s what a Redfin data journalist learned from taking a $25K bath on the sale of his house

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Senior data journalist Mark Worley co-authored a new Redfin report showing that roughly 6 percent of U.S. homesellers are at risk of selling at a loss. The analysis hit close to home — he and his wife just did exactly that, selling their St. Louis home… Continue reading →