Looking for a quick catch-up on the buzziest stories of the week? Here’s Inman Top 5, the most essential stories, according to Inman readers
Opinion
As we celebrate Independence Day, Troy Palmquist looks at where the dream of homeownership went off the rails and how the real estate industry helps — and hurts — homebuyers
Opinion
33K VA loans are currently facing foreclosure. Housing counselor Rachael Hite says agents need to know what is happening to their clients
Luxury expert Chris Pollinger talks to the leadership team at LA's Elite Home Staging about the features that get luxury homes sold in the summertime
Coach Darryl Davis gives you permission to lighten up, enjoy yourself and have more fun in your real estate business
Melanie Klein shares how Austin's Heyday Group is redefining team culture and leading with heart and harmony while building trust and brand momentum
Regroup and rebuild a real estate team that's gone off the rails with content and advice from trainer Rachael Hite
Find out how this global ambassador for Houston real estate goes beyond selling to solve his high-net-worth clients' real estate challenges
Success isn’t about hustle; it’s about harmony. Debra Trappen writes that you don't have to sacrifice your peace to have a successful business
Leads follow leaders, Angela Yungk writes. Lead with purpose, clarity, and consistency, and you won't have to chase business — it finds you
Inman readers weigh in on private listings, portal wars and the way current controversies will play out for agents and the clients they serve
For women looking to reclaim their independence after divorce, a career shift or personal upheaval, real estate can offer more than just income, Melanie Klein writes
There’s no secret sauce — just consistent, intentional habits, Terry LeClair writes. Here, he illuminates foundational habits from Jack Canfield's classic personal development book
Your budget is your business plan in action, broker-owner and author Jessica Souza writes. Find out how to crunch the numbers and make them work as hard as you do
Success in real estate is a lot like producing Broadway — build the right cast, believe in your story and deliver an unforgettable experience
An organized and proactive process can help keep the peace between family members and sell your client’s home efficiently, Lindsey Harn writes
