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Why Many Homeowners Aren’t Selling: Insights for Real Estate Agents
A recent Redfin survey reveals that a significant number of homeowners are choosing to stay in their homes indefinitely, impacting inventory levels and market opportunities for real estate agents.
Mastering NYS Real Property Law Section 175.25: Real Estate Advertising Guidelines
Understanding NYS Real Property Law Section 175.25: Advertising Rules for Real Estate Professionals In the ever-evolving world of real estate, advertising is an essential tool for promoting services, properties, and expertise. However, in New York State, real estate...
Real Estate Market Update: December 7, 2024
Did you know that I'm available to answer mortgage-related questions in the evenings and all weekend long — even during the holidays? So whenever you find the right home, or have a question about home financing, remember that's why I'm always just a phone call or text...
NAR Settlement Approved: Batton II Lawsuit Grows, Objections Persist
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) recently secured final approval for a significant settlement addressing antitrust claims related to real estate commission structures. However, this development has not quelled all legal challenges within the industry....
Real Estate Market Update: November 29, 2024
Discover the latest real estate market insights in our November 29, 2024 update. Mortgage rates are dropping, offering homebuyers an opportunity to act quickly in a competitive market. Learn how securing a mortgage approval can help clients stand out, avoid losing to cash buyers, and shop with confidence. Stay informed about market trends, including reactions to key policy announcements and economic data, that could influence your buying or selling decisions. Don’t miss this valuable update tailored for real estate professionals and their clients.
Tips for Real Estate Agents: What is a Leasehold Estate?
Understanding leasehold estates is essential for real estate agents navigating tenant and property owner relationships. A leasehold estate grants tenants the right to use property for a specified time without ownership. This guide breaks down the four main types—estate for years, periodic estate, estate at will, and estate at sufferance—highlighting their characteristics, advantages, and challenges. Whether you’re helping clients with rentals or long-term ground leases, mastering this concept ensures you provide expert guidance. Dive into this essential topic and elevate your real estate expertise!
Tips For Real Estate Agents
Overimprovement occurs when property enhancements exceed neighborhood norms, potentially diminishing market value. For instance, adding a luxury kitchen to a modest home may not yield a proportional return. Real estate agents should guide clients to make upgrades that align with local market expectations, ensuring investments enhance property value without exceeding buyer willingness to pay.
Getting a New York Real Estate License
Discover the steps to a New York real estate career with insights on the application process and requirements. Includes money-saving offers on the mandatory 77 Hour Qualifying education course. Watch now to learn more and save.