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A net listing is an uncommon type of real estate property listing. There are several types of listings that all real estate professionals should thoroughly understand. Learn more about net listings and which states net listings are legal.
Real estate is a customer service business. You're not really selling property; you're selling your wisdom, experience, and professional judgment. Learn how to effectively serve your customers, increase leads, and make more money.
Real estate and contracts go hand in hand. Agents have to know and understand a variety of different contracts to be successful. We discuss those here.
Don't have the time for active real estate investing? Passive investing might be the best choice for you. Read our guide on how to get started with passive real estate investing in 2022.
We review the top 5 reasons real estate agents fail and lay out strategies you can implement to easily overcome these challenges and succeed.
Real estate investing is a profitable form of investment and can provide both active and passive income, as well as portfolio diversification, and tax advantages.
Unfortunately, real estate investing can be challenging, and to be successful at it, you need to have an understanding of the real estate industry and the real estate market you are investing in. This guide will provide you the basics of active real estate investing to help you start you off on the right foot.
The closing gift you give to a client is one of the most important interactions you have with them. Make sure you make a lasting impression by giving them something meaningful. Instead of opting for a gift card, like so many other real estate agents, choose one of our 35 closing gifts that your buyer will be sure to love.
After you get a real estate license, you must maintain your active license by taking Continuing Education, also known as CE. In this guide, we break down the real estate continuing education requirements needed to keep an active license as listed by each state’s Real Estate Commission.
