Zillow is set to hire real estate agents to represent it in buying and selling homes, a marked shift from the way the company has managed transactions since launching its iBuyer, Zillow Offers, in April 2018.
Zillow is set to hire real estate agents to represent it in buying and selling homes, a marked shift from the way the company has managed transactions since launching its iBuyer, Zillow Offers, in April 2018.
From marketing tips to advice on exercising your mindset muscle, last week’s Connect Now was chock-full of useful information all agents need to hear. Here’s a list of the most important takeaways.
Achieving “sky-high ROI” isn’t about spending thousands of dollars on massive home improvements before you sell. Here are three low- to no-cost actions that net sellers a lot more on their home sales.
This week, we want to know the one marketing tip you swear by. How has it worked for you in the past, and why do you think it had an impact on your business?
In this advice column, Marketing Mastermind Christy Murdock Edgar answers three burning questions from the real estate industry at large. This time, we’ll look at some tried-and-true geographic farming methods and how to take them to the next level.
In the above session from Connect Now, Cameron Paine of Apartments.com is joined by Jeff Bosch of MARIS MLS and Melissa King of Stellar MLS to discuss the industry-wide impact the pandemic has had in the rental space.
In the above session from Connect Now, Jason Sherman and Julez Ann Wales of Clearwater Benefits talk of the importance of attracting and retaining top talent in the real estate industry. Doing so can be nearly impossible if your brokerage doesn’t have a way to stand out from the competition.
In the above session from Connect Now, Stephen Freudenber and Lyndsey Harp of Knock discuss how agents can better serve clients who are buying and selling at the same time. While agents navigate this process regularly, it is incredibly stressful, uncertain, and inconvenient both for them and their clients.
Curaytor co-founders say agents are starting to realize they “do not need a middleman” and can go to direct to consumers.
StartSafe, which debuted in February, is meant to make real estate transactions faster and safer. FNF announced Tuesday that it has sent the product to 800,000 consumers.