Learn essentials from five members of the Inman community — Ro Malik, Troy Palmquist, Dan Noma Jr., Amy Somerville and JP Piccinini — ahead of Inman Connect Now, June 2-4, 2020.
Learn essentials from five members of the Inman community — Ro Malik, Troy Palmquist, Dan Noma Jr., Amy Somerville and JP Piccinini — ahead of Inman Connect Now, June 2-4, 2020.
The market hasn’t fully recovered yet, but agents in luxury markets told Inman that deals are still happening and activity appears to be on the rise.
This software is ideal for those agents and teams that are already comfortable with being on camera but need a better way to organize the marketing and outreach efforts around video content.
As COVID-19 restrictions loosen up, business owners are faced with a few ethical dilemmas. As a broker-owner, when should you allow real estate transactions to take place? Should your employees go back to the office? What’s safe? Here are a few soul-searching questions to ask yourself.
Real estate investing is a competitive and risky game. Although you can’t control when a global health crisis strikes, as an aspiring investor, you can protect yourself by adopting these necessary strategies and techniques.
Watch Byron Lazine and Nicole White give a real estate agent’s perspective on industry-related topics. This week, they discuss investing in real estate during a pandemic, SoftBank’s record loss and a few simple ways to do listing videos.
As coronavirus rapidly changes — and impacts real estate across the nation — our aim is to keep you equipped with the tools and strategies you’ll need to move forward.
“When you’re feeling cooped up, there’s nothing better than feeling free,” Compass broker Seth O’Byrne told Inman.
Markets with stringent lockdowns saw new listings plummet by 90 percent, while other markets saw no change. And as the world begins to recover, the data suggests that the longer and more severe the lockdown, the faster the initial recovery.
Markets with stringent lockdowns saw new listings plummet by 90 percent, while other markets saw no change. According to an analysis by Mike DelPrete, as the world begins to recover, the data shows that the longer and more severe the lockdown, the faster the initial recovery.