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HUD’s retreat on transgender housing protections puts added responsibility on agents
Your reputation is not built on the policy of the moment, coach Darryl Davis writes. It is built on how every client and every person who walks into your open house gets treated.
AI voice cloning is here — and it’s coming for real estate closings
AI voice cloning has made wire fraud harder to detect and harder to stop. Real estate pros explain how it works and who's most at risk.
Mortgage rates aren’t coming to save us. They’re not supposed to
Stop worrying about interest rate fluctuations, and start worrying about how you can serve the client in front of you, Century 21 New Millennium's Kyle Crawford writes.
Bess Freedman: Real estate is falling for the Madoff playbook
What happens when our trusted professionals fail us and erode confidence by steering us in the wrong direction?
Flood-prone counties lost residents at double last year’s rate
High-flood-risk U.S. counties lost 63,357 more residents than they gained in 2025, nearly double the prior year's net outflow, as low-risk counties posted their biggest population gains since 2018, according to a new Redfin analysis.
Glenn Kelman joins venture capital firm Greylock Partners
Kelman has joined the firm as executive in residence, a leadership advisory role that allows him to work with Greylock's portfolio of companies and leaders.
Two types of Realtors are emerging in the AI era. Here’s the difference
Surveys show 82 percent of real estate agents use AI. Interviews with agents across the country reveal the real divide isn't adoption — it's who has rebuilt their workflow around it.
The 3-letter mailing system any agent can set up this month
A single just-listed postcard after a single sale is a coin toss, not a campaign, coach Darryl Davis writes. Marketing works on the principle of effective frequency.