You know that client credit is critical for mortgage approval, but are you aware of the impact it can have on your real estate business?

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.

New construction is key to inventory woes, but small builders are largely absent, according to NAR's chief economist.

Purchase-rehab loans, recently unveiled by the Department of Veterans Affairs, would cover renovation costs and provide another avenue for military vets to take advantage of no-down VA loans.

Learn more about the topics NAR members are advocating for in Washington, D.C.

On the 50th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act, it’s time to evaluate your understanding of the needs of home buyers and sellers who have disabilities. 

Elizabeth Mendenhall has high expectations of members—and herself—as she brings a ‘disruptive’ leadership vision to the NAR presidency.

Here are some tips for dealing with lost pets and feral animals you might encounter while on the job. 

Ahead of a vote to keep the NFIP from lapsing, a Houston real estate broker details his struggle to recover from Hurricane Harvey.

The story of Brevard County, Fla., is both tragic and triumphant. The area had the highest foreclosure rate in the country during the last housing collapse, but it has since come roaring back. Learn how residents turned their hometown’s fortunes around.

In the best and worst of times, NAR CEO Dale Stinton made bold choices on behalf of the members he served.

Lobbyists and economic development advocates explained how public-private partnerships could affect real estate’s bottom line at the REALTORS® Legislative Meetings & Trade Expo.