ShareYour services are essential to first-time buyers! Meet recent first-timers who say their agent gave them the boost they needed. Also in this issue: Set yourself up for financial success with a budget that fits your sales goals; read NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun's 2025 outlook; and learn how NAR’s 2025 Leadership Team is carrying forward on the promise to rebuild member trust through transparent, timely communications. All this and more, in the winter issue of REALTOR® Magazine.
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In This Issue
Agents prove their worth as essential partners to customers completing their first purchase.
Experts offer practical tips for running your real estate business profitably.
With rates and prices stabilizing, home sales will continue the upward trajectory that started in the final months of 2024.
Renewed focus: ‘helping members thrive in their day-to-day business.’
From the blackboard to the computer and beyond, MLSs continue to connect sellers and buyers.
Court supports broker flexibility in key decision in New Jersey.
The right documentation is needed for compliance purposes and to make sure everyone in your office is on the same page about standards of practice.
A variety of factors—including timing, purpose of the valuation and comparable sales used—can lead to appraisal valuation disparities.
The Counselors of Real Estate released its annual list of the most pressing topics facing commercial and residential real estate in the year ahead.
More buyers choose FHA mortgages for lenient requirements. Agents mastering this financing type can ensure smoother transactions.
To help move your business forward and align with how you work today, the Winter issue of REALTOR® Magazine will be the last edition in print.
New Fairhaven 2.0 training platform raises the bar with challenging scenarios, actionable takeaways and a tour through NAR’s archives.
Real estate professionals share the crazy, funny, and poignant experiences that have happened on the job.
Find out when an unusual odor may be a sign of an urgent property issue.
