Agent News

Agents worry about homes showing well or deals falling through — should they also worry about getting sued? Unfortunately, it happens more than you may think.

Anyone can benefit from coaching — even experienced pros — if you find the right fit. Veteran agent Jay Thompson offers tips on how to choose a great coach.

In a down market, the grass might look greener elsewhere. But if you regularly — and genuinely — connect with your agents, they'll have a reason to stay.

To find the right match, you need to know yourself first. Assess your strengths, determine what kind of agent you need, and always keep your eyes open.

In football, a competitive drive and strong work ethic are key to success. No wonder players turn to careers in real estate, which requires similar traits.

If you're ready to invest in your real estate business this year, a few thousand dollars can make a significant impact.

Wheeler, a John L. Scott broker in Tacoma, Wash., was VP of association affairs at NAR, a local industry leader, and a volunteer at several housing nonprofits.

Agent Kelly Gill understands the trauma caused by addiction, and she has made it her mission to help others affected by a family member's stuggles.

Even with ample market data at their fingertips, some clients are stuck in the past. J. Philip Faranda offers tips for providing a dose of reality.

A new report by the National Association of Realtors looked at which work habits and technology adopted during the pandemic are here to stay.

Sellers may still hope to get multiple offers with minimal effort, but that’s not the reality in 2023. Pricing, prep are key to a faster sale.

See how two real estate pros went "all in" on branding to differentiate themselves and showcase their strong points.

In a crowded marketplace, branding can mean the difference between "just another name in the directory" and a memorable business that attracts more clients.

A Florida real estate agent who works with high-profile buyers and sellers offers five tips for maintaining client security and privacy.

As we prepare to close out the year, it’s the perfect time to celebrate the many ways in which agents are working to support the causes they believe in.

Agent Heather McDonough Domi co-founded NYRAC with a mission “to elevate the ethical standards of our profession" through advocacy and collaboration.

Delaware agent Kerry Wendel's Guilty Girls Giving Group turns fashion into philanthropy, providing donations to organizations in need.

After New York City agent Inez Wade lost her brother to cancer, she started a research fund — and uses her real estate commissions to help grow it.

Justine Jiminez Garcia, a Cuban immigrant who has built a successful real estate business, now works to help the next generation succeed.

Richard, a lifelong Baton Rouge resident, leads the Cajun Ladies Crisis Team, a group of volunteers offering assistance and donations after natural disasters.