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Special Insert: The Final judgment
United States of America v. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®: Read the final judgment in its entirety.
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Relocation specialists are succeeding today by offering transferees more options than just a home purchase.
The Right Man at the Right Time
NAR President Charles McMillan, left, is ready to take on today’s market challenges.
Doing Business in 2009: Residential Outlook
Veteran practitioners offer advice on how to make the most of the opportunities that exist.
Excerpt: Your sales expertise can help buyers feel comfortable jumping into a shifting market, says Gary Keller in his new book, Shift: How Top Real Estate Agents Tackle Tough Times.
Commercial Outlook: Toughing it Out
It’ll take a housing recovery to see renewed strength in commercial sectors—though multifamily may be a bright spot.
Short sales can be less frustrating if you start the approval process early.
A rookie salesperson uses skills learned as a social worker to make a fast start in real estate.
Buyers with low credit scores should take these five steps.
Make your drives more pleasant, less costly.
Real Life
Announcement over “FSBO” listings stirs ire.
- Convention roundup
- Boost clients’ energy IQ
- A break on home warranties
- Green power on the go
- Instant picture printing
- Open doors with your cell phone
Lower interest rates will draw buyers—and it’s a solution within the government’s reach.
Indexes of recent sales activity and projections for the next six months.
Puzzled about when to discuss the source of other offers? The latest Code of Ethics update offers clarity.
Buyers’ rep receives no pay for cancelled sale, New York courts rule.
Use the Internet to connect with people—and meet with them in person.
Take the vacancy out of vacant homes.
- Final approval granted to DOJ-NAR settlement
- Remodeling: Beyond the fads
- Lots for their money
- Selling by the busload
For Brokers
Solutions: The Digital File Cabinet
Reduce overhead and expand productive space by digitizing your files.
Standouts: Thinking Like a Salesperson
A brokerage keeps its associates happy by freeing them to negotiate client commission rates.
At the Web site: REALTOR.org/realtormag
The listing price is perhaps the most important factor in how quickly a home will sell. That’s why it’s important to do it right the first time. Here’s how to discuss pricing in a way that sellers not just understand but embrace.
Read all about NAR’s 2009 president and then watch the video to see what he’s like in person. Find out about his plans for creating a closer consumer connection and giving members new tools to succeed.
There are four essential tech tools for real estate: a mobile phone, a computer, a digital camera, and a navigation system. Get a list of hot products in these categories and learn about big tech trends for the year ahead.
Buyer's Guide: Easy Contact Management
Are you doing all you can to turn contacts into clients? We’ve rounded up the latest software tools that can do much of the work for you.
Architecture Coach: Murphy Beds, Stylish Space-Savers
This invention of the early 1900s is every bit as practical today, as home owners look for ways to make the most of their space. They don’t have to sacrifice style or comfort, either.
In the Trenches: Start the Year With a Laugh
Read the comical adventures of real estate practitioners around the country, from pet mishaps to open house surprises. Don’t forget to send in your funny stories, too.
Apply to Top 100 Companies for Brokers
Online applications are now available for REALTOR® Magazine’s annual Top 100 list, which ranks the country’s largest brokerages by transaction sides and sales volume.
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