Money isn’t the sole motivator for many sellers. That’s why, when Rochelle Maize submits her buyers’ offers, she makes sure to add a personal touch.

Social media can become a huge time suck if you let it distract you from your original purpose for being online—to get more clients. Check yourself if you do any of these pointless activities. 

Unpredictable schedules and client demands will get your anxiety levels up. When you’re on the go at all hours, try these techniques for destressing.

Help buyers avoid falling victim to a growing real estate scam that dupes them into giving their purchase money to hackers.

The steps you need to take if you receive a fair housing complaint.

With new tools changing the real estate landscape quickly, here are some things you can do to adapt.

It's hard to have hope in a world where senseless attacks like those in Paris cripple us with fear. But if you're lucky, you'll still find the kindest of people out there who show you that the one place where love has the capacity to always conquer hate is the human heart. Those people are REALTOR® Magazine's Good Neighbors.

Even though landlords are required by law to accommodate tenants with service animals, they can still deny pets. Here’s the difference between them and how to protect your building’s policy.

It takes skill and focus to help clients juggle selling and buying at the same time.

When hurdles make the homebuying process difficult, real estate professionals help clear the way.

NFL Hall of Famer-turned-real estate entrepreneur Emmitt Smith says you have to be a risk-taker to get what you want.

Lori Judge supports budding artists in her community by turning her brokerage's building into a public art project.