Has the Bubble Popped or Just Deflated? What To Expect in Real Estate Trends Through the End of the Year
Over the past two years, it seems like everyone has been talking about the state of the housing market. Economic crises like the COVID-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine, and a global recession on the horizon make the foreseeable future look uncertain. Will the housing bubble pop?
How Do Commission Structures Work for REALTORS®?
BECOMING a real estate agent is an exciting professional challenge, providing the opportunity for unlimited income and growth potential.
Why is Continuing Education so Important for REALTORS®?
LEARNING never stops – and neither should it. As the world around us continues to change and evolve, so must we along with it.
Would you be happy seeing a doctor who had not looked at any medical advances in the past 20 years? Would you be satisfied using a lawyer who had not stayed abreast of legal changes in recent decades?
Time Management Hacks for REALTORS®
Just about everybody dreams of being their own boss – calling the shots, making the schedule, not having to answer to anyone else. That’s why so many people get into real estate. You get the assistance of working with other REALTORS® and the tools of your brokerage but you are in charge of your own life and schedule. You can work as much or as little as you want.
The Housing Market is Strong
Late last year, analysts were betting on a break from the hot housing market, which had begun to breed concerns of instability. How long could prices really run up?
The consensus was strong: Expect interest rates to rise to 5 percent—possibly 6 percent—appreciation to crawl, and inventory to stir. And that buyer's market?Not in the cards—yet. We're in a decidedly different housing market today, and according to an amended forecast newly published by realtor.com®, there'll be better outcomes for prices, rates and sales than we thought.