Choosing which aspects of real estate to focus your business on is harder than it seems. Here’s a rule of thumb: Choose what you know, what you love, and what you dream about.

Jennifer Kjellgren has spent a year remodeling her entire home, and it’s changed her life and given her more talking points with customers.

With investors pulling back, conventional home buyers are finding their way back into the market. But challenges remain.

Jackie Youngblood strips it down for her clients in a surprising market: nudist communities.

Don't focus on all the bells and whistles. Market the features of a smart home that appeal to a wide audience.

Thinking of getting a new phone or tablet? Check here for the best options for your business.

We’re so hooked on Facebook that it seems we’ve forgotten about other social sites. Practitioners tell us how they work other platforms to benefit their business.

Facebook is a powerful way to stay in touch with your past clients, friends, and sphere. It’s also great way to show your network the multifaceted you. But Facebook is for friendship and sharing, not for selling, so be a personality, not a salesperson, when you post or update your status.

The Illinois Association of REALTORS® has started a program where members get regular face time with their Congressional leaders to talk real estate.

Good design can help your site look its best on mobile devices—but be aware of the challenges.

In line with his nature of giving, Bob Merrick, a New Orleans REALTOR®, became the first-ever individual donor to give $1 million to the United Way of Southeast Louisiana.