Real estate-related companies are frequent targets for cybercrime because of their decentralized structure and high-dollar-value services
Weighed down by low inventory and high mortgage rates, existing-home sales fell in July, to 4.07M — or 16.6% lower than a year earlier, according to data from the National Association of Realtors
Happy tenants increase the chances they'll renew their leases while keeping investment properties occupied and cash flowing. Here's how to do it
Part web-design agency, all proptech, Luxury Presence has capitalized on a concept by Dawn McKenna that weaves in agents' decisions with a sharp, Apple-inspired user experience
As the luxury brokerage continues to expand its Midwestern presence, it has strategically moved into Kentucky with Managing Partner Jason Farabee leading the new office, the company said
Plunk's repair and renovation analysis tools will serve investors who frequent Xome, which also markets nontraditional listings, such as auctions, foreclosures and other investor-minded assets
If the MLS goes down, these weekly best practices will help you keep your business on the rails and your clients happy
California-based agent Janet Roberson told Inman a Compass team leader dismissed her after her controversial testimony at a school board meeting in April
The essence of garnering rave reviews and inspiring trust in your clients is taking responsibility, even when things don't go according to plan
Viant Eye's rollout of its MISMO-compliant plug-in means SMART Docs 'aren't just for eNotes' but documents across the whole loan lifecycle from origination to recording
A Florida-based couple running a real estate coaching and investment company is operating a scam that’s defrauding rookie investors, according to a handful of lawsuits filed in federal court
The best agents are constantly steeped in development and education, developing their skills personally so that they can achieve and succeed at the highest levels of real estate
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Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner looks at the latest numbers and the markets that still offer affordable options
Daniela Rendon was sentenced after having misused hundreds of thousands of dollars in pandemic relief funds for her own luxury purchases, according to reports
Compass was caught flat-footed last year when the market changed, but it executed a necessary turnaround to sustainability
