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Roundup of the newest titles added to NAR's Library & Archives in March 2019 that can help your real estate business.
Roundup of the newest titles added to NAR's Library & Archives in February 2019 that can help your real estate business.
Roundup of the newest titles added to NAR's Library & Archives in January 2019 that can help your real estate business.
Rothstein offers several suggestions for meaningful change, but also acknowledges how difficult it might be to accomplish his ideas.
Do you ever get frustrated because attempts at working with others seem to get bogged down with the same issues? Whether you’re taking part in contentious negotiations in a real estate deal, trying to merge two different brokerages, or working on bringing disparate groups together in a committee or association context, it’s important to learn how to bridge common divides.
Every once in awhile, when you’re having a tough time on the job, it’s nice to be reminded why you bothered going into such a crazy field in the first place.
While the passage of the Fair Housing Act in 1968 was a moment worth celebrating, it’s also important that we, as Americans and as real estate professionals, look at what’s happened since that historic moment.
I live in a bustling neighborhood in Chicago called Boystown, the city’s best-known gay enclave, with a plethora of bars, shops, and other businesses tailored for the LGBT community.
“Ghetto.” The word evokes a long and vexing tradition of racial imagery and history in the United States. We may think we know what the word means, but where does it come from? Why does it carry such socio-cultural weight?
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