Improving Lives One Home at a Time: Why Helping People Helps Brokerages
Some businesses are built on spreadsheets, profit margins and market trends, but ours was born out of something much deeper:...
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The Real Animal House! Edgy Tales of Agents Encountering Various Critters
Most people love animals of one kind or another, but when it comes to buying or selling a house, they...
Commission Rates Drop After Settlement—but by the Least in the Northeast
Are real estate commissions falling? Every REALTOR® has been asking that since NAR’s rule changes mandating buyer agent agreements went...
Ask The Newsmakers: A Roadmap for the Future
Above (L-R): Rob Barber, Darryl Davis, Lisa Sturtevant and Rick Haase. With all eyes on the year ahead, real estate...
DOJ Defends Investigation to Supreme Court, Says NAR Petition Lacks Merit
The Department of Justice (DOJ) Antitrust Division appears committed to pushing forward with a long-running investigation into National Association of...
NAR, the Media and Republican Politics—What Is the APOA, and Why Is It Controversial?
Does the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) secretly support conservative causes unrelated to housing? That is the question put forth...
Broker Seeks Protective Order Against NAR for Alleged Lawsuit ‘Retaliation’
Amid the growing landscape of litigation in the industry, a real estate broker is claiming his livelihood has been put...
Social Skills: Crafting Festive Content to Win This Holiday Season
Editor’s Note: Social Skills is a bi-monthly feature in RISMedia’s Daily News focused on social media and digital marketing tips,...
With the New Year Around the Corner, Leaders Offer New Ways to Boost Agent Productivity
Above, from left, Heather McColaugh, John Clidy, Aaron Kardell, Matthew O'Connor and moderator Jackie Louh. Photo by AJ Canaria. As...
Why Most Real Estate Teams are Built to Fail in 2025 (and How to Fix Yours)
The real estate industry is evolving rapidly, and 2025 brings with it new challenges that demand fresh strategies. Yet, many...
Common Sense Pricing
No one searches for a $499,990 house. They choose $475,000-$500,000 or $525,000-$550,000. Round your numbers, and you will get more views. For more free training, check out Darryl Davis’s Power Agent® Training Series.
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