NAR Chief Legal Officer Resigns
Above, Katie Johnson speaking at RISMedia's CEO & Leadership Exchange on Sept. 5, 2024. Photo by AJ Canaria. Katie Johnson, ...
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Training, Education and Attitude Keys to Buyer Agency Moving Forward
Above, from left to right: Jemila Winsey, Roberto Navarro Jr., Anthony Lamacchia, Tim Milam and Felicia Hengle. Photo by AJ ...
The October Issue of Real Estate Magazine Is Now Live
The October issue of RISMedia’s Real Estate magazine is now available, and not to be missed are several exclusive features, ...
Panel Discusses What the Future Holds For Industry Associations In A Post-Settlement World
WASHINGTON, D.C.—With all the changes in the real estate industry in the past year, it’s understandable that real estate associations ...
How Leo Pareja Got Out in Front of Change
For Leo Pareja, the wheels of change started churning long before the Aug. 17 NAR mandate deadline. During a special ...
Moving Past the ‘Bad Internet’
Above: Andy Florance and John Featherston Photo Credit: AJ Canaria Against a backdrop of industry disquiet over foundational changes to ...
NAR’s Chief Legal Counsel Reveals Path Forward
Photo by AJ Canaria WASHINGTON, D.C.—Katie Johnson has undoubtedly had one of the toughest jobs in real estate over the ...
How Brokerages, Agents Can Avoid ‘Legal Landmines’ Post-Settlement
Above: (left to right) Mike McDonagh, Kendall Bonner, Ed Zorn, Marilyn Wilson WASHINGTON, D.C.—What happens when you get a bunch ...
RISMedia Celebrates Accomplished Professionals and Inducts Real Estate Icons at RISMedia’s Newsmakers Dinner in Washington, D.C.
Above, the 2024 Real Estate Newsmakers Hall of Fame inductees at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, Sept. ...
A ‘Weird’ Economy and ‘Ugly’ Rate-Locks: Experts Say 2024’s Market Still an Enigma
Above, CoreLogic Chief Economist Selma Hepp. Photo credit: AJ Canaria WASHINGTON D.C.—The economy right now is “weird.” It also might be ...
Best Days (and Hours) for Cold Calling, Door Knocking and Everything Else
Two hours of door-knocking one week might land you half a dozen hot leads, while a similar session the next week leaves you empty handed with ears ringing from all the door slammed in your face. Read more.
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