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How to Help Consumers Get Off the Financial Sidelines

Seminars or community discussions about the financial preparation of homeownership may help pull in more clients this spring.

Is That Email Really From NAR? How You Can Tell

Scammers who mimic official correspondence from the association are looking for one of two things from you: personal data or credit card info.

Dark Colors Make Rooms Smaller? Painting Myths You Should Know

Don’t fall for one of these commonly held myths that may prevent you from finding the truly perfect hue to enhance your space.

Where Having a Pool Pays Off the Most at Resale

Having a place to swim could potentially boost a home’s sales price by nearly six figures in some locales.

What’s your most memorable experience while working in the field? REALTOR® Magazine shares your funny, creepy, shocking, and touching tales in our “In the Trenches” column each print issue, and we're looking for more submissions. Whether it’s an awkward showing, a thought-provoking business dilemma, or a heartfelt moment with clients, share your story with us.

How Brexit could impact home sales here at home. Economists expect the tumult surrounding Britain’s impending departure from the European Union to ripple across the Atlantic and stir up the U.S. real estate market. Brexit could slow economic growth in America and soften housing demand, particularly if the United Kingdom leaves the EU without plans for an orderly exit, realtor.com® reports. But it could also encourage British real estate investors to focus on U.S. property, NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun told the site. “The British will have a harder time buying property in Spain, Italy, and other parts of Europe,” Yun says. “They could look to the U.S. as an alternative destination to buy.”