Since its rollout as a RE/MAX app in 2020, the RE/MAX's artificial intelligence-powered First app has identified resulted in over 33,000 more listings for agents, according to the company
With the new partnership, RE/MAX agents will have access to LGBTQ-focused training about fair housing, diversity and inclusion
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The suit claims eXp tried to solicit franchisees whose contracts with RE/MAX weren't over yet, and that it misrepresented RE/MAX's commission splits, among other things
The team, which includes 22 agents, is the latest of many that have switched from a legacy brand to the upstart virtual brokerage
The 13-city tour starting in June will feature Tom Ferry, Jared James and Wayne Fredrick in mastermind-style events for agents inside and outside of RE/MAX
The older neighborhood has long been a more affordable alternative to other trendier parts of the city, but that may soon change as home prices and rents are rising
Many real estate companies have reported stronger-than-expected earnings in recent weeks, but their share prices keep dropping
RE/MAX's Friday earnings call focused on the company's 2021 trajectory, with Motto Mortgage, booj and other tech investments powering growth, according to the company
The company's total agent count increased 6.4 percent, to 140,214 agents. And it brought in $72.3 million in revenue
Today's crazy market conditions are forcing agents to have sometimes-challenging conversations about what a bubble is and what might happen in a correction
The Adam Olsen team is based in Houston, Texas, and is at least the fourth big get for eXp in April alone
Agents' expertise has long relied on studying and understanding sales patterns in their markets. But with little inventory and soaring prices, patterns are hard to find
Holding an open house has always been a bit risky and has become even more so during the pandemic. To safely continue the practice, agents should keep these factors in mind