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Tracy Kasper: REALTORS® Are Hurting, But We Have Hope
September 7, 2023
Tracy Kasper: REALTORS® Are Hurting, But We Have Hope
NAR’s president acknowledges the pain caused by harassment at the association and lays out steps for change moving forward.
Real Estate Agents Are Under Constant Threat Online
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September 5, 2023
Real Estate Agents Are Under Constant Threat Online
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New technologies like artificial intelligence have given cybercriminals new ways to infiltrate personal data. Plug the security holes in your business
Are You Safer Working on a Team?
September 5, 2023
Are You Safer Working on a Team?
Safety procedures are just as important for teams as individual agents. Here’s how to make personal security part of your team’s culture.
REALTOR® Fills School ‘Closets’ With Student Supplies
September 1, 2023
REALTOR® Fills School ‘Closets’ With Student Supplies
Ohio real estate pro Tammy Koleski and her sister, Pam, bargain shop for learning essentials and donate them to local schools in poor neighborhoods.
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The association says it will continue to defend pro-competitive, pro-consumer local MLS broker marketplaces after one co-defendant settles.
While artificial intelligence can't replace the human brain, tools like Midjourney are supercharging the home design process.
Safety procedures are just as important for teams as individual agents. Here’s how to make personal security part of your team’s culture.
New technologies like artificial intelligence have given cybercriminals new ways to infiltrate personal data. Plug the security holes in your business.
Content sponsor Iron Valley Real Estate explains when it may be beneficial to buy leads—even if only temporarily—to jumpstart your business.
Ohio real estate pro Tammy Koleski and her sister, Pam, bargain shop for learning essentials and clothes and donate them to local schools in poor neighborhoods.
“The lack of movement is discouraging to home buyers who are also facing higher home prices,” says NAR economist.
These real estate pros lead impactful charitable efforts, from fighting food insecurity to organizing disaster recovery, and you can vote for your favorite cause.
The first 48 hours are critical to mitigating the costs of restoring a damaged home or business.
The AI tool, which pulls real-time information from phone conversations, earns national visibility with NAR’s recognition.