Strapped for cash and desperate to buy a home? We hear ya. While today’s homeownership rate is trending back up after reaching its lowest level since 1965 last year, there
How long should a marketing list be? That’s like asking how long is a piece of string. The vital aspect of lists, whatever their length, is managing the
Twice a year — in June and December — the Standard Forms Committee of the California Association of REALTORS® (CAR) releases new and revised forms that have been in the
Technology-oriented attendees of the 2017 REALTOR® Conference & Expo in Chicago this past week are bringing back a fair amount of homework. First on the list: Embrace the future of
Most people with a mortgage understand that refinancing can save thousands, but knowing how to do it is another thing. John Tindall, of Accumulus Home Loans in Sydney, says the
Cybercrime continues to thrive in the real estate brokerage environment. By this, I don’t mean the kind of electronic skullduggery that results in stolen identity information or hacking into someone’s
With homeownership comes new responsibilities, including repair and maintenance expenses. Sooner or later, you’ll encounter a leaky faucet or a blown circuit breaker and quickly learn that keeping your household
Risks and opportunities. Those two themes dominated the conversation at Broker’s Edge, a one-day event in midtown Manhattan sponsored by the National Association of REALTORS® in conjunction with the New
If, as Zig Ziglar once said, “Sometimes adversity is what you need to face in order to become successful,” Virginia-based Realtor Michelle Huber Ratajczak of ALL/Pros Realty should be his real-world
