| Scammers Harm Hurricane Rebuilding Efforts |
| Now that reconstruction is beginning following two storms’ massive paths of destruction through Texas and Florida, it's time to issue a warning to homeowners in the affected areas: The scammers are already out there. |
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| The Toughest Home Buyers You’ll Encounter |
| Some home shoppers are a joy to work with and others will make you want to scream. Here are three types to watch out for. |
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| Don’t Let Sellers Get Overconfident |
| A severe inventory shortage may be allowing your clients to believe selling their homes will be quick and easy. |
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| ‘Granny Flats’ Are Finding a Bigger Purpose |
| Some hope changing laws to allow more homeowners to build accessory dwelling units will increase property values and alleviate housing shortages. |
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| Where Homes Are Selling the Fastest |
| We all know most homes sold quickly this summer, but this map offers a visual of the average time it’s taking to complete transactions across the country. |
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| Were You Hit by the Hurricanes? |
| We’re looking to interview real estate pros who are persevering through the aftermath of hurricanes Harvey and Irma. What are you struggling with most as you get your business back on track and work with affected clients? Email REALTOR® Magazine senior editor Graham Wood at gwood@realtors.org. |
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| How to Work to 100—And Love It |
| Jacob Feichter started selling houses the year Amelia Earhart disappeared. But for this centenarian broker-owner, real estate never gets old. Watch his 100-year journey. |
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| Tips for Opening a Second Office |
These 12 pointers will help brokers begin the planning process of opening up a new location.
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| Take the Battle for More Housing to Court |
| Chuck Reed, an attorney and former mayor of San Jose, Calif., says litigation could force local governments to ease restrictions on real estate development. |
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