It’s an age-old debate – and one that the Winnipeg board already answered for its members. But in the rest of the country, agents remain fairly divided on the full-time versus part-time discussion, making for no shortage of lively debate.

Listing a property and negotiating a transaction are only part of an agent’s job. The real work starts after you hand over the keys.

Dr. Sherry Cooper, the chief economist with Dominion Lending Centres, explains what the new federal budget means for real estate professionals.

People are increasingly turning to the Internet for everything from news to retail, but does that mean that print is dead?

Most agents consider brokerages a cash cow – they take your desk fees and they take part of your commission – but a good brokerage will give just as much as it takes.

Real estate blogs are hardly uncommon, but all truly great blogs have one thing in common: they personalize the agent in a way that enables readers to connect with the writer.

Most agents think the housing market screeches to a halt as soon as the thermometer hits sub-zero temperatures, but as these industry bigwigs explain, that couldn’t be further from the truth.

Your clients are increasingly looking for an alternative to bidding wars, but are auctions it? We examine the world of real estate auctions in this edition of REP TV.

More than 90 per cent of Canadians start their home search online, so if you don't have a website, you're missing out on a majority of the market. Our experts share their tips for creating a great website experience.