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  • Simple Ways to Cut Car-Related Biz Expenses
    02/24/2017
    Real estate professionals drive more than the average American, so use these tricks to improve mileage and lower costs every time you get in the car with a client.
  • Poised for Revolution
    01/18/2017
    During this transformative time for the country and the industry, William E. Brown is keeping your interests at heart.
  • Under New Congress, NAR Keeps Focus on You
    01/13/2017
  • The Rise of the Inside Sales Agent
    01/03/2017
    As ISAs become a bigger part of the real estate business, know why they’re more than glorified assistants.
  • Powell to REALTORS®: You Have to Demand Change
    11/05/2016
    The former U.S. Secretary of State called on all Americans to help promote a more civilized tone in the national discourse.
  • A Helping Hand for Orlando
    11/04/2016
    NAR members kicked off the 2016 REALTORS® Conference & Expo in Orlando by teaming up on a forward-thinking Habitat for Humanity build.
  • REALTORS® Celebrate Contributions to Communities
    11/03/2016
    In Orlando, the REALTORS® Conference & Expo opens on a high note as NAR leaders laud real estate professionals for their commitment to giving back and fighting for home ownership
  • New Closing Rules Remain a Challenge
    10/20/2016
    The Mortgage Bankers Association addresses the difficulties real estate professionals and consumers are still having adjusting to changes in the closing process.
  • Zoom In on International Investment Trends
    10/19/2016
    Globalization and the increased interconnectedness of economic markets means it’s vital that real estate pros everywhere understand the motivating factors for foreigners who want to buy residential property in the United States.
  • The Business of Emotion
    09/14/2016
    You can help quell irrational thinking that prevents buyers and sellers from getting what they truly want. Harvard psychologist Daniel Gilbert explains how human nature thwarts smart decision-making—and what you can do about it.