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Growing your real estate business in today’s market takes more than hustle. We created this how-to finder to help you surface the advice you need now.
The world today is complex, and the real estate industry is no exception. Cutting through that complexity is the job of journalists and thought leaders.
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When you’re catching up on the latest real estate news, you’re probably also asking: What does this mean for me?
Fortunately, Inman’s making it easier than ever for you to find the how-tos and advice you need to meet every moment.
Every day we publish stories from both our staff and working members of the real estate industry on practical business topics. With tips and tricks from our contributors — people like Jimmy Burgess, Bernice Ross, Josh Ries and many more — you never have to figure out what works through trial and error alone.
Inman Editorial Director Jim Dalrymple II created an interactive tool to help you find stories that will propel you to new heights. Click through and scroll down to find it in the story, then be sure to bookmark it, so the next time you’ve got a question, you’ll know exactly where to find the answer.
From op-eds on the latest industry changes to step-by-step explainers, Inman’s service journalism sets our coverage apart. With advice provided by boots-on-the-ground agents, brokers and industry insiders, combined with our new interactive tool, you can hit us up for advice anytime — and always with confidence.
5 questions to ask 55+ buyers that most real estate agents skip
The 55+ buyer is making a different kind of purchase, prioritizing planning for a future they aren’t yet experiencing. Seniors Real Estate Specialist Karen Light shares ways to guide the conversation.
The retention strategy most brokers overlook — and it doesn’t cost what you think
Kathy Viard and Peter Morris, co-owners of Signature Premier Properties on Long Island, New York, talk with Darryl Davis about culture and retention.
9 AI red flags that are destroying your professional credibility
When content feels generic, it signals a lack of effort, and that is a direct hit on your credibility as a communicator, Holly Brink writes.
Women leaders in real estate are still judged differently
Despite the prevalence of women in real estate, perceptions around decision-making and communication style are still divided along gender lines, Kevelyn Guzman writes.
Stale listing? Another open house isn’t the fast fix you’re looking for
Your listing isn’t stuck. It just needs better management, Josh Ries writes. Here’s how to reset and refresh that stale listing to meet the market.
