Whether you're working with first-time homebuyers or helping seniors stay in their homes, the way that you support homeownership matters, writes broker-owner Teresa Boardman
Real estate professionals have survived upheaval and change in the past, and we'll do so again, broker-owner Teresa Boardman writes, even if we don't yet know quite how
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Forget the infographics, lists and pie charts, broker Teresa Boardman writes. Instead, tell a compelling story about how you've helped your clients
There's already a perfectly simple solution to defining and communicating with buyers about your commission, writes broker-owner Teresa Boardman
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Although technology has its place, it simply can't compare with the human touch when it comes to marketing and running a real estate business
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You don't have to figure out everything on your own when it comes to buyer commissions and the bombshell lawsuits. It's your broker to help
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Broker Teresa Boardman writes that consumers and agents at large have the wrong information and the wrong idea about NAR, especially in the wake of its sexual harassment scandal
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Rather than trying to turn them into listings, it's time for real estate professionals to reach out to senior homeowners with a helping hand
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Nothing is going to disrupt the real estate industry in the years ahead as much as the onslaught of climate change
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If you think a member of the National Association of Realtors has done something unethical as outlined in the Code of Ethics, please file a complaint
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Yes, you can ignore Threads, and you will stay in business, Inman contributor Teresa Boardman writes of Meta's latest social media offering. 'If you are on the fence, I am writing this for you'
This week: As NAR dismisses harassment claims, women in the industry speak up about what they've seen — up close and personal
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How fair housing is taught matters. Unfortunately, writes broker-owner Teresa Boardman, most fair housing courses are worse than useless
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Does "full-service real estate" really mean anything or is it just something brokerages say to charge higher fees?
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While NAR plans to add new checkboxes for agent safety, they're leaving out some of the most common (and messy) hazards that agents face