Being too busy should never be a reason you forego taking some time off to relax. Here’s how to plan a getaway without your business suffering.

Meet three couples in the business who have made their relationships work with their demanding careers.

Take a few ideas for how to clients your appreciation for their business all year long.

Workplace strife can lead to poor agent retention and lost business. It’s up to broker-owners and managers to mitigate workplace conflicts and instill a no-bullying culture.

Real estate practitioners discuss how to navigate stereotypes and judgments based on appearance on the job.

As business surges, practitioners are adopting fresh strategies to sell resort properties and second homes.

Sure, being known as an expert can set you apart. But if you have to tell people you’re an expert, you probably aren’t one. Here are some tried-and-true tips for practitioners looking to gain the expert advantage.

Florida-based practitioner Linda Lindsay closed her first deal before the ink was dry on her business cards.

In 1970, Ginny Lee was stranded. Caught in an abusive marriage with a three-month-old son and a two-year-old daughter, the young mother saw no way out.

Nationwide retailers such as Lowe’s and Home Depot and TV shows that focus on home renovation often make do-it-yourself projects look as easy as one-two-three. But many weekend warriors find that despite big dreams, their DIY plans fail to materialize.

Jacquelyn Foreman was nervous. After all, it was her first sale and everyone -- including the buyer and seller -- had more experience in real estate than she did.

Though open houses were not common in the area, Vickie Brockelman felt that with the REALTOR^® Nationwide Open House Weekend, she could get a lot of attention and generate real interest in a house that had been sitting on the market for years.