Keller Williams, once again, has the most top producing brokerages on the REAL Trends 500, according to the annual ranking and reporting published by REAL Trends, Inc. Ranked by transaction sides, 174 Keller Williams brokerages appeared on the REAL Trends 500, representing 34.8 percent of the top 500 brokerages for 2018. The company significantly outpaced all […]
Archives for March 2019
TAX DEDUCTIONS AND HOMEOWNERSHIP
At the end of 2017, the United States underwent the largest tax law overhaul in more than 30 years. The new law, called the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), is effective from 2018 – 2025 and makes several changes to oft-used tax deductions. If you own a home or are in the process of buying or […]
EXHAUST TO FUEL: TRANSFORMING DATA INTO A COMPETITIVE EDGE
There is an almost unimaginable amount of data generated every second. Stop for a minute and think about the number of online interactions you’ve had over the past 24 hours, for example. Did you go to the doctor? Information was exchanged electronically. Did you make a purchase on Amazon? Another exchange of information about your […]
THE PROS AND CONS OF BUILDING A REAL ESTATE TEAM … ARE YOU REALLY READY?
I would bet that at some point in your career, you’ve questioned whether or not you should build a team. Maybe you’ve already embarked on your journey. Maybe you’re working three transactions to many and are thinking, “At what point do I get help? And is help really all I want, or could I grow […]
TAX DEDUCTIONS: WHAT EVERY REAL ESTATE AGENT SHOULD KNOW
Tax season is here! For busy real estate agents who manage their own finances, it can be hard to find time (and energy) to get expenses in order. If this is you, do not push these tasks to the bottom of your priority list. Setting aside time now can save you thousands of dollars in […]
Will 2019 Be The Year of the Millennial Homebuyer?
Homeownership may be easier to accomplish for first-time buyers this year. Only 32 percent of millennials owned a home in 2015, according to a 2018 Millennial Homeownership Report from the Urban Institute. However, that might change in 2019. While interest rates are rising, housing prices are expected to stabilize, offering additional affordable options to first-time homebuyers. […]
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