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It is no secret that the real estate market has leveled out in many areas. Homes are no longer selling overnight in most cases, buyers are taking more time to make decisions, and sellers have to adjust to a market that feels very different from the one we experienced a few years ago. For some agents, that shift can feel …
The right technology stack can level the playing field for new agents competing against veterans with decades of experience. But with thousands of apps promising to revolutionize your business, where do you start? We asked several Young Professionals Network (YPN) Georgia chapter members to share the apps they actually use (not just the ones they downloaded once …
Distressed properties are part of the housing conversation, but what impact are they really having? NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun explains.
NAR data points to buyers, sellers who may be closer to moving
NAR data highlighted during the association’s recent Legislative Meetings points to several groups who may be closer to buying or selling than they realize, including longtime owners, younger sellers with equity, renters, pet owners and first-time buyers with questions about financing.
Capital gains questions grow for home sellers
Rising values may leave some longtime owners with taxable gains, making early conversations about timing, records and next steps more important.
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