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How indie teams can compete with larger companies

Don’t let social media posts and industry gossip blind you to the fact that there are many advantages to running and operating an indie real estate team Source: click here

Making repair requests? 7 guidelines to ensure the deal doesn’t tank

Buyers who produce a laundry list of non-critical items run the risk of alienating sellers and ending up with little or nothing. Although it’s important to get the best possible terms for the buyer, there is often a fine line between reasonable and not. Source: click here

Why open houses — home and away — are lead machines

There’s been a lot of debate about the value of open houses. In my opinion, they’re great for networking and expanding your sphere of influence, and they can help you cast a wider net for business. They can also help you refresh your sense of perspective on your business. Here’s how. Source: click here

A Realtor’s lament: Why open houses feel dirty

Open houses are beyond passé — they feel wrong. They’re no better than waiting around on the street corner for someone to procure your services, much like what goes on in the red light district. Source: click here

Keeping It Real: Be a leader during uncertain times

On this edition of “Keeping It Real,” a recurring podcast series on Inman, Peter Lorimer discusses how agents should react when those around them feel unsure about the future.  Source: click here

After Cartus sale, Realogy considers more divestitures

CEO Ryan Schneider said he’s open to divesting from other “non-core” businesses during a panel discussion at the Stephens Nashville Investment Conference Thursday. Source: click here

Keller Williams aims for mid-tier markets with iBuyer expansion

Keller Offers, a dual offering from Offerpad and Keller Williams, launches next in Birmingham, Alabama. Source: click here

Real estate executive handed longest sentence yet in college admissions scandal

A former real estate and title insurance executive has received the longest prison sentence in the college admissions scandal so far. On Wednesday morning, a California judge sentenced Toby MacFarlane, a former senior executive at WFG National Title Insurance Company, to six months in prison for paying $450,000 to get his son and daughter into […]

Everything is public. Is the real estate industry ready?

If you step back and look at the recent debate about pocket listings, it was about transparency. Make listings available for everyone to see instantly. No holding back. Source: click here

Notarize partners with Ellie Mae to advance digital closings

In a move that could bring the digital closing experience to a large number of new consumers, Notarize announced Thursday that it has teamed up with real estate tech giant Ellie Mae. Source: click here

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