An inspiring keynote? A stellar panel? We asked what you saw, heard or read from Inman Connect Las Vegas that changed your perspective and your business. Here's what you had to say
Last week, we asked: How do you think this year's election will impact the housing market, and what policy decisions are you hoping to see? Here's what you had to say
As agents race to comply with terms of the NAR settlement on Aug. 17, Inman wants to get a handle on your toughest questions
There are a million different ways to screw up when it comes to verbal or written communication. Here are the biggest blunders you've seen
On social media, on the phone or face-to-face, here are the agents who are putting their worst out into the world
Whether it's joining a team for the first time or taking a call from a recruiter, many of our readers have considered making a move
Here are the words of wisdom you've heard lately from friends, colleagues, mentors and coaches
From in-house training to high-profile national conferences, these are the industry events you plan to attend in the coming months
As we all learn the new rules of the commission road, here's how you're planning to communicate moving forward
We asked whether you plan on working both sides of the transaction if buyers seek out dual agency more often. Here are your responses
After the last few hard-driving months, we wanted to know about your plans for the months ahead. For many of you, it's time to rest, relax and reconnect
You have plenty of ideas about how buyers might be paying for agent services moving forward. Here are the ones you shared with us
Last week, we asked what steps you're taking to get ready for settlement approvals and impending rule changes
With questions of agency, agreements and compensation on the line, we asked you to let us know: Did NAR's clarification provide the insight you need? Here's what you had to say
Inspired by the comments of dozens of members of the Inman community on a recent Facebook post, we wanted to find out what you think about the recently signed TikTok ban