What the Availability of Smaller, Affordable Homes Means for the Market
Good news for agents working with first-time home buyers on a budget: after nearly two years of ultra-low inventory and rising property values,
Good news for agents working with first-time home buyers on a budget: after nearly two years of ultra-low inventory and rising property values,
No one likes dealing with difficult real estate clients. But the truth is, buying and selling real estate is fraught with emotions. So what happens
In real estate, especially in a crowded market, the key to success is setting yourself apart from your competition. And there are many ways in which
When a real estate client defects, it might not be something you are doing to drive away real estate clients. Some people simply change their minds
Barbara Fox specializes in selling the luxury real estate market, including apartments and townhomes, in Manhattan: New York City’s most expensive
Every homebuyer is different, just as every home buying experience is different. Each of your clients will have their own set of likes and dislikes.
By Brooke Tanner Picture this. You are one week away from the closing table, and your first-time homebuyer’s lender calls with stressful and
Are real estate sales slow during the chillier months? It doesn’t mean your real estate business can hibernate, too. Slow periods can provide you
Second homes, or at least the idea of owning one, seem to have become more popular this year as the coronavirus remains a concern. Some families
As a real estate agent, your income is determined by your ability to close the deal. Therefore, negotiation skills are essential. To successfully
The relationship between a builder and a real estate agent can be a complicated one. This relationship is often portrayed as antagonistic. The two
Even in today’s market with the COVID-19 pandemic, homes are going like hotcakes, and buyers’ agents must make sure their buyers are ready. When
When you’ve closed a deal that means you’re done with that client—right? Wrong! That’s a big misconception among new agents. Just because
Whether you’re a newly-licensed agent or you have years of experience under your belt, it’s crucial to display confidence in your knowledge and
As the National Association of REALTORS® released their first guidelines in response to the spread of COVID-19, one of their early recommendations