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ADVERTISEMENT Attention Agents: Advertise your listings on the web and mobile phones today! Instantly build graphical ads by simply using the URL of your listing. Generate awareness and increase sales with iPromote. TODAY'S TOP STORIES = Premium Member News- Join Now » Friday, May 14, 2010 Economist: Expect home-price weakness to persist By MATT CARTER With the economy on the mend, home sales could bounce back to their historical levels by 2012, although the bulging foreclosure pipeline is likely to keep prices in check, economist Mark Zandi of Moody's Analytics told Realtors holding their annual midyear meeting in the nation's capital. More » MLS: Build the best mobile real estate app, win $100K MRIS issues challenge to tech developers Watching business grow from ground up Real Estate Connect Speaker Profile: Greg Rand Investors find flaws in FHA anti-flipping rules Restrictions on resale price, same-day closings irk some OTHER TOP STORIES NAR committee: MLSs should have option to require photos, disclosures Create property pages on Facebook for others to 'like' Plan A for contingencies: Lessons for buyers Blowing the whistle on harassment Latest News »	ADVERTISEMENT What to present to sellers to win the listing almost every time. With this listing presentation you'll never have to be a "closer" battling seller objections, but instead easily win the listing at full commission and a realistic list price. FULL STORY NOTABLE QUOTE "On one of my sites, readers have the option of listening to a duck quack. The feature makes no sense whatsoever, yet it starts conversations that end in signed listing contracts. It causes them to notice the website and dig a little deeper to find out who I am and why my real estate site has such an unusual feature." --Teresa Boardman MOST POPULAR First American sues 8 rivals over AVMs 2 approaches for social media in real estate 6 mindsets that hurt agents' business
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