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...

Since January 1, landlords have been required to give notice to prospective residential tenants noting whether or not the landlords are...

Have you seen posts about new HOA laws on your Facebook timeline? It’s true that Texas REALTORS®️ helped advance legislation at the Texas...

An IRS 1031 exchange, also known as 1031 exchange or like-kind exchange, is a tax-favored transaction where the seller can take the...

Members have been asking about buyers’ ability to terminate contracts under the first two checkboxes of Paragraph A, Subdivision...

The Texas Real Estate Research Center released its Texas Quarterly Commercial Report, highlighting data from the fourth quarter of 2021....

What’s been your experience with appraisers during the last two years? Have appraisal delays slowed your transactions during this...

How can your clients make informed real estate decisions if they don’t understand the words and phrases in the industry? Educating your...

YouTube is an excellent platform for creating brand awareness and establishing yourself as the go-to source in your area. However, it...

Do you lock your door when you leave your home? Do you hide your valuables before leaving a parking lot? You probably don’t even think...

The Texas Real Estate Commission made a change to its website to make it easier for people to see whether a license holder has a...

Texas REALTORS® posted new and revised forms effective July 8, including the Addendum Regarding Fee In Lieu of a Security Deposit (TXR...

Your unconventional work schedule, long hours, and efforts to get the best results for your clients can result in high amounts of stress....

It takes time to find new leads and build relationships with clients. Don’t let a communication breakdown impact your real estate...

A broker and that broker’s associated license holders can represent both the buyer and seller in the same transaction through...

Earlier this year, Texas REALTORS® task forces examined the association’s forms and proposed changes and new forms. Those proposals were...