But their time is just around the corner
An insidious network of false buyers and sellers is ultimately harming the market through overheated prices
Despite the increasing number of sales reps in the market, one investor is arguing that there are not enough good agents to help investors grow their portfolio.
Man slapped with injunction for fraud... COPE director quits... Vancouver-area commercial property fall 30 per cent...
Oil prices might be sinking, but they’re not taking the housing market with them.
It’s one of life’s little ironies, but agents are just as susceptible to the dangers of self-employment as the next guy – namely the kind that scuttles homeownership.
Commission cutters, FSBOs, discount brokerages – oh my! But one industry player says successful agents already have the tools they need to keep ahead of the pack.
Love it or hate it, networking is an important piece of the puzzle for successful real estate agents. Here’s why you should add it to your list of resolutions for 2015.
Agents aren’t being insensitive in dismissing handicap-focused search terms for the MLS, instead arguing the move would just make the search portal even more confusing.
In a first for CMHC, the Crown corporation has asked property managers in its Rental Market Survey to disclose what percentage of units are owned by foreign investors.
Your business is built on relationships with clients – and you wouldn’t want to upset a possible referral source with something as simple as a sold sign, would you?
Promoting yourself as a real estate agent is the number one way to generate leads – and sending out flyers with your latest listings don’t count. Here’s what you need to know.
Two American companies have recently decided to setup shop north of the border, bringing both excitement and trepidation to the Canadian real estate scene
Global real estate brand continues Canadian expansion with its first Whistler brokerage
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