The Consulting Corps makes a powerful difference in how towns, nonprofits, and institutions tackle vacant properties, difficult-to-develop land, and other real estate challenges.
At NAR's iOi Summit, technologists from both inside and outside the real estate world explored the innovations that will have an impact on the industry in the coming years.
The state attorneys general who addressed attendees at the iOi Summit stressed the importance of tech companies, real estate, and the law all working together to foster the future of the American dream of homeownership.
After months of NAR fighting for the right for multiple listing services to obtain copyright for their databases, the U.S. Copyright Office appears poised to accept listing databases as copyrightable if they’re sufficiently creative. The association created materials, which were reviewed and approved by the agency, to help MLSs demonstrate that creativity.
There’s no shortage of issues faced by the hundreds of multiple listings services across the country. Here are a few of the ways MLS executives, agents, and brokers suggest the situation can be improved for all.
Net neutrality leads the list at this week’s legislative conference as experts discuss a range of pressing technological issues facing Congress and real estate professionals.
Agents across the country are getting emails and Facebook messages from a company called My State MLS offering discounted listing services. Learn why this is happening now and what you should consider when examining your options.
In an era where nearly everyone’s personal information is vulnerable to hackers, learn about smart steps you can take to keep sensitive data about your business and your clients safer.
In many ways, real estate pros are the perfect people to take on small development projects in their communities. Learn why that is, and how to get started on a project of your own.
Now that multiple listing services must offer waivers to agents who don’t wish to use their systems, the landscape is changing. But some say it’s not adapting fast enough.
Renters and homeowners alike will interact with their homes in new and different ways thanks to the internet of things, autonomous vehicles, and other innovations.
Real estate is a notoriously on-the-go job. In this video, two successful real estate pros explain how their willingness to work from anywhere benefits their business, clients, and work-life balance.
The desire for distinctive, local branding and rising interest in real estate teams pose challenges for franchisors. Learn how some companies are responding.
