RealBlocks, a blockchain-backed platform for real estate fundraising and investment, announced Friday that it has secured seed funding in the amount of $3.1 million., led by Science, Inc.
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As a real estate agent, you must distinguish yourself from others and show prospects exactly why they should choose you over another agent. This can be a challenge, but it’s definitely not impossible — and here’s how to do it by tweaking three things you already have: your job title, your services and your influence.
Have you committed one of these seven deadly sins? Real estate branding experts Tonya Eberhart and Michael Carr of BrandFace discuss these mistakes so that you can avoid committing them while building your brand.
Nick Giovacchini of San Francisco-based real estate investment firm AlphaFlow and Stuart Ryland of Sedgwick Claims Management discuss the impacts and coverage associated with earthquakes and how real estate professionals can better advise and assist clients before and after these disasters.
Homeownership rates among LGBTs are only at 49 percent compared to the overall 64 percent. To get to a point of equality, the Realtor community will need to continue to be inclusionary and welcoming. Here are some helpful hints when working with LGBT clients.
A Canadian woman is holding a contest for her $1.3 million home for the bargain-basement price of $19 and an essay.
Housefax, a popular industry resource for home data and property reports founded in 2012, has been acquired for an undisclosed sum by National HouseCheck, a property inspection and home reporting service.
In the latest real estate scam in New York, people are posing as real estate agents and asking renters to transfer deposits for non-existent apartments.
NRT has officially launched Desk, a new, unified platform that acts as the central point from which agents can manage their email, contacts, marketing, profiles and create market reports.
Using housing data from 50 largest cities across the United States, Lending Tree determined that the average American homeowner stays in their home for seven years.