Emerging home styles, evolving technology, and selling challenges meant real estate brokers and managers spent the year learning how to train their agents to keep them ahead of the competitive curve.
Though the low-inventory environment has influenced quicker transactions, boosting the marketability of a lingering listing is your top sales concern. And we have plenty of recommendations to achieve that goal.
Transactional items, home inspections, and social media also rank as topics you showed high interest in learning more about in order to protect yourself legally.
There’s a cyclical nature to design trends: Those that burn hot tend to flame out quickly—and then experience a revival at some point down the line. This year, many fads of decades past returned to life.
The legislation calls for doubling the cap for married couples in 2019, followed by a full revocation of President Trump’s amendment to the law in 2020.
The association says it will continue to implement virtual office website rules, which were outlined in its now-expired agreement with the Department of Justice, to protect real estate competition.
Watch this NAR video series to learn what deductions you can and can’t take as a real estate professional, homeowner or renter, and individual or joint tax filer.
