Successful emails start with subject lines that entice your contacts to keep reading. Here are five strategies to grab your audience’s...

Your client waits as you scroll through your phone. Surely the photo of that stunning stone fireplace is just a little further. Did you...

Do you want to make a lasting impact on your industry but don’t know where to begin? The Texas REALTORS® Roadmap to Leadership provides...

A recent Dallas County Court judgment may change the way tenants who file a pauper’s affidavit appeal evictions. The court does not have...

The 2022 Texas REALTORS® Shaping Texas Conference took Fort Worth by storm last week, with more than 2,000 REALTORS® from across the...

When you upload a video to your YouTube channel, do you always like the thumbnail image that’s provided? Maybe it doesn’t indicate what...

Nurturing new leads and maintaining current relationships are essential for growing your real estate business. However, it is time...

Want to impress your clients? Talk to them about the tax certificate and how it can affect their transaction. Section 31.08 of the Texas...

Your zipForm experience now has a more modern forms editor and a powerful e-signature tool. Updates to Transactions zipForm Edition make...

Where’s the best data? Remember that MarketViewer, a market analytics portal available exclusively to members of Texas REALTORS®, gives...

You know the value you bring to your clients and community. There’s a real difference working with a REALTOR® versus a non-member, and...

You set goals to improve yourself and your business, but it can be difficult to stay on track. Below are tips to keep you on the path...

The visual format of Instagram makes it a perfect place to showcase listings. But you can do more than create brand awareness—the social...

Not all potential homebuyers plan to live there after the deal. These days, institutional buyers have been buying homes as investment...

Providing the best service to your clients requires clear and constant communication. That can be a challenge when working with people...

When a homeowner dies, the home changes hands. It could pass to a surviving spouse or child whose name is on the deed, or be bequeathed...

The Residential Lease (TXR 2001) ends on the agreed-upon expiration date except if renewed, extended by written agreement, or terminated...

Register now for NAR’s Center for REALTOR® Financial Wellness Investment Summit! The investment summit kicks off Wednesday, September 7,...

At its August 8 meeting, The Texas Real Estate Commission voted to propose changes to several promulgated forms. You can comment on the...

How do you determine if an item is “permanently installed and built-in” with regard to Paragraph 2 of the One to Four Family Residential...