Everyone is talking about homebuyers facing uncertainty when it comes time to purchase. Felix Salmon, Axios’ chief financial correspondent, gives a big-picture economic explanation onstage at Inman Connect New York.
Everyone is talking about homebuyers facing uncertainty when it comes time to purchase. Felix Salmon, Axios’ chief financial correspondent, gives a big-picture economic explanation onstage at Inman Connect New York.
In an exclusive interview with Inman, HomeVestors CEO David Hicks described iBuyers as a very different animal than traditional home flippers.
Are you ready for the market winds to shift? Find out now how you can get ahead of a changing market with tips on how to track your expenses, measure your cash flow and evaluate your overall business to determine what to cut and when from some of the top team leaders in the nation.
Real estate franchise giant RE/MAX is getting ready to roll out its proprietary end-to-end real estate technology platform for agents later this year, competing directly with similar offerings from rival franchise Keller Williams and rival private brokerage Compass.
An Illinois ranch cottage created by legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1913 has hit the market for just under $600,000.
Boutique brokerages have traditionally been confined to either rentals or sales, but new technologies and changing consumer demands now afford and incentivize smaller agencies to target both markets. Here are three strategies to help you master both.
Successful negotiation hinges on knowing what to expect and preparing for all possible outcomes. Here are four tricks you should always be ready for and when to expect them.
The week’s top real estate industry stories plus top Inman Connect New York talks you can’t miss.
Watch Byron Lazine and Nicole White give a real estate agent’s perspective on industry-related topics. This week, they’ll follow up on Gary Vaynerchuk, who sat down to talk out his comments with an agent after the initial controversial interview.
Zillow plans to purchase an average of 5,000 homes per month for all-cash from people around the country, and the company’s Homes division that oversees Zillow Offers will bring in expected annualized revenue of about $20 billion.