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National Association of REALTORS(R) - REALTOR(R) Magazine
October 29, 2018
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How to Apply Tax Changes to Your 2018 Returns
NAR video series explains what deductions you can and can’t take as a real estate professional, homeowner or renter, and individual or joint tax filer.
Study: Rookie Pros Double Their Income After First Year
New agents who have been in the business for less than a year earn an average annual income of $19,375. But there’s a good reason not to quit.
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Single Women Prop Up First-Time Buyer Segment
While the pool of first-time buyers is shrinking, single female buyers continue to claim a big presence in the housing market, NAR reports.
3 Reasons HOAs Are Getting Sued
These liability issues are putting homeowner associations at increased risk of litigation.
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Inside Good Neighbor’s Heart-Wrenching Enterprise
Necia Freeman, a 2018 Good Neighbor honorable mention, opens up to realtor.com® about helping hungry children and drug-addicted women.
Owner vs. AVM: Who’s Better at Figuring Home Value?
Both have their strengths and weaknesses, according to a Federal Reserve study. Does one have the edge over the other?
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Will ‘Location, Location, Location’ Become a Dead Mantra?
Most people will pay a premium to live near their workplace, a bustling city center, or within reach of major public transit centers. But will the advent of driverless cars turn the old real estate adage on its head?
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Multifamily Turns to Experiences Over Amenities
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