Why Desktop Appraisals Matter and How Agents Can Help November 30, 2023 These types of assignments don’t require appraisers to inspect property interiors and exteriors. Your care can make such valuations more reliable.
‘First-Time Buyer’ Season 2 Out Now The show “gives viewers a genuine, inside look into the emotions our clients face as they go through the homebuying process,” says NAR’s president.
San Francisco Home Sells for $1M Above Asking Price “We didn’t price the house low. ... So, when we saw the offer come in, we thought, ‘Is this real?’” says the listing agent.
The Most Recognizable Real Estate Brands Consumers recognize these companies by their logos alone, a new study finds.
YouTube Hides Video Dislikes The video platform giant is taking action against “dislike mobs” who try to target smaller channels.
Client Questions on MLS, Commissions Answered Share this document with your clients; it explains the competitive, consumer-friendly marketplace that exists in real estate.
‘Zombie Properties’ May Soon Stalk the Market Again Housing analysts expect an uptick in abandoned and foreclosed homes now that the pandemic-era federal moratoriums have ended.
Agents in Costumes Help Listings Go Viral Online Real estate pros aren’t shy about using this marketing gimmick to garner attention and land a sale.
Survey: 83% Have Had Paranormal Experiences at Home The top three paranormal experiences are hearing sounds, lights turning on and off, and hearing voices.
Many Consumers Will Take a Haunted House—at a Discount Thirty percent of buyers say they’d be willing to live with a “friendly” ghost, according to realtor.com®’s annual Halloween survey.
‘Nightmare on Elm Street’ House Listed for $3.25M True to its horror-movie history, the home's photos include images of Freddy Krueger, and the agents ask for offers to be submitted by Halloween.