It starts pretty simple enough, “proptech” is simply combining the words property and technology. What’s less simple is trying to figure out if there are any limits to what it can do, both for agents and clients alike. Here are some numbers. There’s a pretty good chance a potential client already started their housing search […]

In today’s edition of the Community, we’re going to try and shed some light on where the Fed says interest rates are headed and why it means even more urgency for home buyers looking to make moves right now.  Even if people get their news from the neighbor’s day-old newspaper, basically everyone knows the Federal […]

In this edition of the Community, we’re going to tackle some questions about Air rights. Air rights refer to the legal ability to occupy the vertical air space above a plot of real estate. It’s a relatively new thing, but has proven to be incredibly valuable in both commercial and residential cases. In any transaction, […]

Real estate professionals will file their taxes as sole props by default unless they take action. While some real estate agents believe that by setting up an LLC (limited liability company) they can improve their tax situation — they are wrong! An LLC is basically what it sounds like; it’s a company set up by […]

Helping clients decide on a neighborhood has become a block-by-block assessment in 2022. Some things haven’t gone away: Distance from grocery stores, the public school system if children are involved, and of course zoning issues for remodels or rebuilds. (Or the relatively new residential roadblock, “air rights.”) The pandemic brought a number of other elements […]

It’s the time of year everyone is gathering up receipts, digital or mashed into a purse or wallet, and getting their tax returns ready to be filed. Although we don’t do tax preparation, the CPAs in our network do. They gave us a few tips to make sure Real Estate agents remember as we are […]