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Ultra-competitive housing markets have fueled bidding wars between buyers frantically competing for a limited number of home listings. In these cases, real estate professionals find themselves helping clients navigate multiple offer situations. But these agents must be careful to avoid misunderstandings and reduce the risk of discrimination in the process. Real estate professionals can help avoid complaints and fair housing issues while helping both the buyer and seller under

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Video tours help home shoppers narrow their prospects during the pandemic. To help buyers get a complete feel for the kitchen, real estate agents should zoom in on the features and offer insights to help their clients avoid buyer regret. The kitchen can be a tough room to show off in video, but it’s often an important aspect for buyers making a decision. Follow these tips to best show off the details: Focus on appliances. Zoom in on the appliances. Replacements can be costly