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Question: I’m listing a commercial retail property that’s now under contract. As part of the purchase agreement, the buyer requested a roof inspection. During the inspection, the engineer identified some damage that the buyer asked the seller to have professionally repaired. ...

The Idaho Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a real estate broker whose commissions totaling nearly $1 million were in jeopardy after a developer claimed that the listing agreements were invalid due to insufficient property descriptions.

Sales coach Dirk Zeller has three simple suggestions for anyone who's trying to figure out how to survive the ups and downs of today's real estate environment.

Around this time of year, business tends to slow down. But real estate pros should view it as a time to set themselves up for success next year.

By using GAS as an acronym for goals, attitude, and selectivity, real estate practitioners can make sure they are fueling themselves to succeed.

RISMEDIA, October 28, 2009—RealtyTrac, one of the leading online marketplaces for foreclosure properties released its Q3 2009 Metropolitan Foreclosure Market

RISMEDIA, October 23, 2009—Jim Whitlach was a raving fan of Lowe’s long before the company factored into his real estate business.The Fresno, California

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Pamela Liebman, president and chief executive officer for the New York City's The Corcoran Group, responds to a Twitter post by Future of Real Estate Marketing blog creator Joel Burslem that poses the question: "What should the real estate brand of the future mean to consumers?"

Every real estate agent is asked, again and again, to give an opinion on the market. And too often that answer is in the form of a one-word answer.

Ron Phipps, NAR's First Vice President, implores the Senate Banking Committee to keep the momentum going and extend the credit program.

Banks are showing greater cooperation and efficiency in working with buyers and sellers of distressed properties.

RISMEDIA, October 22, 2009—Top real estate executives and officials from around the country will convene to discuss Maximizing Distressed Property Business at

Real estate agents and brokers surveyed in September by Point2 Technologies were slightly less confident about the future than they were in August, but remained more optimistic than pessimistic overall.