by Robert Smith | Jan 28, 2026 | Real Estate Industry News-Information, Information for Real Estate Agents-Brokers
Agents “Break Free”: A Quick Take on Non-NAR Options for MLS Access and Association Membership I recently read a timely article published by Inman titled “Agents break free: How non-NAR MLSs and associations are redefining independence” by Holly Brink (January 27,...
by Robert Smith | Jan 27, 2026 | Opinion, Real Estate
When Independence Becomes Invisible: A Quiet Question Raised by Recent LitigationA recent lawsuit filed against Rocket Companies has renewed discussion within the real estate industry about mortgage steering, referral networks, and real estate independence.According...
by Robert Smith | Jan 26, 2026 | Information for Sellers and Buyers, Information for Real Estate Agents-Brokers
Understanding Property Ownership in New York New York real estate tenancy types, how a property is titled can matter just as much as who is on the deed. For new and prospective agents, these concepts show up on the exam and at closings. For consumers, they shape what...
by Robert Smith | Jan 6, 2026 | Classroom Courses, Continuing Education, Online Courses, Real Estate Licensing Course
Limited-Time Promotions: January & March In-Person NY Real Estate Classes + Online CE Discount This page outlines current New York real estate licensing class promotions, including limited in-person availability for January, a March early-registration rate, and a...
by Robert Smith | Jan 6, 2026 | Uncategorized
Centralization, Litigation, and Risk: A Quiet Warning for New York Brokers and Agents Centralization, litigation risk, and liability exposure are reshaping the modern real estate industry. Recently, while reading a post by Notorious Rob (Rob Hahn) outlining several...
