Inman Content Studio

From changing rules to higher expectations, real estate is a new industry now, with new challenges, new opportunities—and new tech. Join us for a first-look tour of real estate’s new end-to-end platform, Lone Wolf Foundation, featuring a new transaction experience and a new standard in back office and accounting. Get ready, because the future of

In today’s market, agents are seeking new strategies to grow their businesses and provide enhanced value to their clients. One such approach is exploring different business models, including the co-ownership of vacation homes. Marnie Blanco, Pacaso, and Josh Dotoli, Compass, sit down to share insights on how agents can effectively expand their reach in this

Laura Monroe, Inman’s Head of Community, sits down with Court Cunningham, CEO & Founder of Orchard, to discuss brokerage innovations in this new Inman Access class. In today’s competitive real estate landscape, brokerages play a crucial role in equipping agents with the tools and resources they need to thrive. Many brokerages are now focusing on

In today’s real estate market, homebuyers need professional guidance more than ever as they complete one of the most important transactions of their lifetime. But, as an agent, how can you set yourself apart from the competition and prove your value to prospective homebuyers who may feel overwhelmed with options, or that they can take

As the demand for ultra-luxury properties persists, learn how agents can rise to the challenge and secure the most coveted listings in today’s competitive market. 1. The luxury market has really been heating up in the last year — what advice do you have for agents who want to win the hottest new listings? Despite

Following a year of historic high mortgage rates and rock-bottom inventory levels, green shoots of recovery are in the forecast for the spring homebuying season.  Here are three predictions for real estate agents looking to harvest this spring’s rich bounty of home selling opportunities.  More homes listed.  While a majority of mortgage holders (80 percent)