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01Jun

Working with Efficiency on the Road

Philip Newman | 01 Jun, 2016 | and real estate, professional development, real estate, working on the road, land blog | 0 Comments |

Car time can be a valuable part of your work day. Here are some tips that might help you achieve greater efficiency.

25May

Tips & Thoughts On How To Sell A Ranch

They come in all sizes and uses including hunting, hay, cattle, fishing and recreation, high fenced exotics, vineyards, and true working ranches.

23May

Optimize Your Find A Land Consultant Profile

RLI Admin | 23 May, 2016 | find a land consultant, land consultant tool, RLI member profile, land blog | 0 Comments |

The RLI Find a Land Consultant Tool was recently updated to make finding land consultants easier and faster than ever before.

18May

Optimizing Your Website As A Land Real Estate Broker

Philip Newman | 18 May, 2016 | optimizing your website, land broker, business objectives, website, land blog | 0 Comments |

The term “optimization” means much more than search engine optimization (SEO). Optimizing your website is all about making your website as effective as possible to help reach your business objectives.

11May

Discussing Easements With Your Clients

RLI Admin | 11 May, 2016 | easements, real estate clients, non-appraiser, buyers and sellers, land blog | 0 Comments |

Insights to assist the non-appraiser real estate professional in their discussions with buyers and sellers regarding the impact of easements on land.

05May

How To Take Advantage of the RLI Member Advantage Program (MAP)

MAP was created by the Institute to showcase all of the services available to members from our RLI Partners and Associate members.

18Apr

RLI Did It BIG in Texas

There are many reasons professionals across the country leave home for a few days in March to attend the National Land Conference (NLC).

18Apr

Antlered Assets

RLI Admin | 18 Apr, 2016 | antlered assets, wildlife, land asset, land blog | 0 Comments |

The quality of wildlife that inhabits a particular tract of land is another asset that will not show up on a property appraisal sheet yet represents a huge value to many outdoorsman.