
NextHome large-office model adds 5 former Keller Williams offices
Nearly 400 agents across California joined after the May launch of the 5-year large-office franchise model

Why more real estate agents are getting their mortgage loan originator license
A December 2022 FHA letter and higher-rate friction pushed renewed focus on dual licensing and end-to-end deal control

Massachusetts ballot puts lot density up for a vote of the people
The state is the first to put minimum lot sizes on the ballot, with a Nov. 3 vote on a 5,000 square foot cap

NextHome Recruits Two Keller Williams Franchises and Nearly 400 Agents
Following the launch of its new franchising model tailored for large offices, NextHome has multiple ongoing additions. NextHome Coastal Estates and NextHome Central Coast joined the franchise under the ownership of Albert Meggers. The offices included nearly 200 high-performing agents and expanded N

The New Era of Realtor® Safety: From Prevention to Protection
While September may be recognized as Realtor® Safety Month, safety should be a top priority every day of the year—a year-round commitment that involves creating safer practices, stronger awareness and a culture of preparedness for those who work in the industry. Today, that means being aware of mo

New American Funding promotes Stacy Chevalier to Northwest regional VP
The lender said Chevalier will build teams and branches across five Northwest states

MAVERIX Appoints Real Estate Technology Veteran Kyle Hunter as Strategic Advisor
MAVERIX—a growth and business development advisory firm serving residential real estate and PropTech—has announced that longtime real estate technology executive Kyle Hunter is joining the firm as a Strategic Advisor. As a Strategic Advisor, MAVERIX stated that Hunter will work alongside the company

LoanCare names Amy Jones chief information officer
Jones previously led customer technology and experience at Wellmark, and held servicing tech leadership roles at Wells Fargo

Report: AI, New Tech Resetting the Client Experience for the Better
A just-released report from the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) details what has become almost the norm within the residential real estate industry—that technology is being utilized by agents primarily to get time back and to give clients a better experience. According to the annual survey,









