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Real estate newsletters: The ultimate playbook (+ 49 topic ideas & subject lines)

Housing Wire

However, other email tools not specific to real estate agents (like Mailchimp and Flodesk) offer built-in templates that make delivering beautifully designed email newsletters a cinch. Save time with pre-written newsletters from Market Leader Don’t have time to write three or more newsletters every month? Need some great ideas?

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Essential House Hunting Tips for Buyers

Redfin

This Redfin Real Estate article outlines practical steps every buyer should follow, from budgeting and touring homes to inspections and closing. These house hunting tips are designed to keep your search focused, realistic, and ultimately successful. The down payment The amount you’ll need for a down payment depends on your loan type.

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5 Tips to Maximize Peak Rental Season

AAOA

Routine tasks like rent collection, inspections, seasonal maintenance, repairs, and addressing lease violations are all part of this task list. Move-Out Process: The move-out process marks the time for a move-out inspection and for the cycle to repeat with the hopes of finding a new tenant.

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Florida Housing Sets New Bar With $285M New Construction Listing

Marco Santarelli

Its designed by Choeff Levy Fischman Architecture + Design, built by Robert W. Burrage of RWB Construction Management, and designed by Marc-Michaels Interior Design. Here are some tips that I feel are crucial: For Buyers: Get Pre-Approved: Know your budget and get pre-approved for a mortgage before you start looking.

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17 First-Time Homebuyer Mistakes to Consider and How to Avoid Them

Redfin

Don’t skip critical steps like the home inspection or negotiating closing costs. Not getting pre-approved for a home loan before starting your search A common mistake for first-time homebuyers is jumping into the search without first getting pre-approved for a mortgage.

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Best Housing Markets for Home Buyers Currently in 2025

Marco Santarelli

Get Pre-Approved: Before you start seriously looking, get pre-approved for a mortgage. Don't waive inspections!: Discover high-quality, ready-to-rent properties designed to deliver consistent returns. Factor in closing costs, potential repairs, property taxes, and insurance when determining your budget.

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How to Make a Strong Offer Without an Agent in 7 Steps

Redfin

Step 1: Get pre-approved If you’re buying with a loan, include a pre-approval letter with your offer. A mortgage pre-approval can also reassure the letter that your financing is likely to be approved during closing. Combine inspections. Do some homework up front.