AI can handle routine tasks for agents, creating more time for pricing, negotiations and customer care. Agents must still verify information and personalize messaging.
Missing or invalid direct deposit details can temporarily freeze IRS refunds this year. Taxpayers must update bank info or request a paper check to release funds.
Ignoring early moisture reports can lead to mold, tenant health claims and higher repair costs. Owners should act fast to limit damage and liability.
Clearing countertops, using multifunctional furniture and adding vertical storage can help create cleaner sightlines and leave a stronger first impression with buyers.
Census data shows diversity increases with each younger generation, a trend expected to influence housing demand as Millennials and Gen Z age into ownership.
As demands and constant communication mount, agents who make clearer choices about time, energy and routines are better positioned to sustain momentum.
Rates on 30-year mortgages were essentially flat this week at to 6.11%, while 15-year rates inched up to 5.5%, reinforcing stable conditions for buyers and sellers.
From storybooks to scavenger hunts, real estate pros are finding creative ways to involve customers’ children and reduce the stress for families during the house hunt.
Top agents should be doubling down on what already works, such as reviewing past leads and focusing on fewer high-value connections, for success this year.
With budgets of $500, $1,000 or $5,000, modest bedroom updates like paint, bedding and window treatments can improve how a home shows.
