Team leader Tom Toole says that portals are capturing your database then selling it back to you. Beat them at their own game by staying top-of-mind through consistent communication.
Inman reached out to more than 200 of the country's top agents by transaction sides and sales volume and asked one simple question: What's your advice for agents launching careers in 2022?
Houses sold for 3.3 percent more in the fourth quarter of 2021 than they did in the third quarter, even as the pace of growth slowed again, according to the latest House Price Index report from the FHFA.
Smaller real estate investors are also feeling the impact of a new wave of institutional investors into markets across the country, economists and investors told Inman in the wake of new data.
Redfin's iBuyer, RedfinNow, forgoes incentives for agents but offers a dedicated customer service team and local title options. Here’s how to get started.
It's time to shake things up. Do things a little differently. According to real estate coach Darryl Davis, it's also a good time to lean into these best practices and smart strategies for a successful year.
In a two-and-a-half hour opening address at Keller Williams' 2022 Family Reunion, Gary Keller said agents can navigate the 2022 housing market with good data and excellent service.
Luke is a New York City real estate services company — a brokerage — that delivers services in a hybrid in-person/technology model.
Jordan Levine, the chief economist for the California Association of Realtors, delivers mixed forecast despite good economic outlook during an Inman Connect Now session Thursday.
Fortitude may be an old-fashioned word, but it has never been more relevant as we sail through a pandemic, shifting markets and a world full of uncertainty
Homebuilders remained optimistic in February but moderated their expectations amid supply-chain issues and rising mortgage rates, according to data from NAHB released Wednesday.
Janette Miller of Miller & Perotti Real Estate Appraisals in California argues that the Fair Housing Act doesn't apply to appraisers, but a federal regulator disagreed this week.