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Using AI in your real estate business? 3 traps to avoid | How boutique brokers balance growth, staying small | Find LinkedIn success, even amid algorithm changes

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July 17, 2023

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Using AI in your real estate business? 3 traps to avoid Artificial intelligence is shaking up how agents and brokers do business. But there are some legal pitfalls to watch out for. Full Story: REALTOR® Magazine (7/17)

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How boutique brokers balance growth, staying small Sometimes, staying in the black means growing the business, but it's equally important to maintain that intimate feel. Full Story: REALTOR® Magazine (7/13)

Find LinkedIn success, even amid algorithm changes LinkedIn has tweaked its algorithm but business-to-business marketers don't need to worry if they already follow proven strategies, says MikeWorldWide's Clayton Durant. Creator-driven thought leadership content that offers value, thoughtful insights and is delivered consistently will always rise to the top, Durant advises. Full Story: PR Daily (7/13)

Real Estate Trends

Sophisticated twist on the 'Barbiecore' craze This design theme is all about playfulness, but it's maturing. Check out how Barbie-inspired aesthetics are upgrading the feeling of luxury. Full Story: REALTOR® Magazine/Styled, Staged & Sold (7/17)

Inside the restoration of a 600-sqaure-foot cabin Stephan Weishaupt opted to restore a 150-year-old cabin found on his 100-acre Ontario property. The structure was taken apart and reassembled with a new foundation in place. Full Story: The New York Times (7/14)

Bieber home showcases "invisible" storage design Hailey and Justin Bieber have embraced a minimalist approach to storage in their New York home, opting for "invisible" living room storage that blends seamlessly into the room's white walls. Full Story: Homes & Gardens (7/16)

Technology & Innovations

What kind of firewall protects small businesses? Firewalls patrol network traffic and ward off cybersecurity threats, provided companies choose a firewall tailored to their particular security needs, small-business specialist Jamie Johnson writes. Johnson outlines three firewall types and how business owners can select the best fit. Full Story: CO— (US Chamber of Commerce) (7/14)

Fair & Equitable Housing

Texas moves to protect Section 8 renters The Texas legislature has enacted a law that prevents HOAs from discriminating against tenants who receive federal housing aid. This law was introduced in response to an incident in which a North Texas HOA attempted to exclude tenants who benefit from the federal housing choice voucher program, also known as Section 8. Full Story: WFAA-TV (Dallas-Fort Worth)/Texas Tribune (7/12)

Legislation & Regulation

Payment snafu hits 500K mortgage borrowers

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ACI, a payment processing company, inadvertently submitted $2.3 billion in electronic mortgage payments from nearly 500,000 homeowners' accounts during a test of its electronic payments platform. The test used real data from mortgage servicer Mr. Cooper instead of dummy data, resulting in real names, bank account numbers and more being sent through the ACH payment network. Full Story: Kiplinger (7/14)

U.S. banks report Q2 profit but warn of looming risks Several major U.S. banks posted higher profits for the second quarter due to increased interest rates, signaling a resilient economy with pockets of optimism in struggling sectors such as dealmaking. However, concerns arose as consumers scaled back spending and losses accumulated in areas such as credit cards and commercial real estate, leading investors to question the sustainability of the positive results. Full Story: Reuters (7/15)

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