Here’s a little tidbit that might help clients decide whether or not it’s time to buy their first home — it could save them some money.

Setting and reaching real estate goals is an exercise in expectations and drive.

This means homebuyers will be able to borrow up to the new level without triggering higher interest rates.

Thanksgiving is almost upon us, making it the perfect time for brokers to give a sincere thank you to the folks who have persevered in a challenging year.

Most Realtors know a fresh coat of new paint can transform a space, but do they know which colors will attract buyers? A new study has the answer.

A new study reveals the areas of the home buyers are most interested in when looking at a property.

We asked, you answered. Here’s what Houston Agent readers had to say about professionalism.

Are you making the most of social media opportunities? Three Texas agents share their secret strategies.

Real estate industry associations oppose the decision and are calling on Congress to provide rental assistance to housing providers.

A social media strategist who helped create high-profile accounts for RE/MAX offers tips and examples of how to make the platform work for your business.

It’s comforting to hang out in the shallow end of the pool during uncertain times, but that’s not where the future top producers are. Here are some ideas to move your business forward.

It’s been about two years since the National Association of Realtors launched its financial planning and assistance wing, the Center for Realtor Financial Wellness, and just in time to find its footing for the coming global recession.

From virtual happy hours to online game nights, agents are finding creative and safe ways to stay connected with colleagues and team members during the pandemic.

The Community Associations Institute has released detailed safety guidelines for homeowner associations grappling with how to reopen amidst pandemic concerns.

See what local real estate experts have to say about how Yelp reviews have benefited their business.

In a survey sent to the more than 100,000 readers of Agent Publishing’s magazines, agents and brokers sounded off about a change that some real estate companies and associations are making, as well as other moves that might make the industry more inclusive.