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AB-723 introduces new disclosure rules for altered real estate photos in 2026. Learn what counts, what doesn’t, and how to stay compliant.

Every year, many agents hesitate to bring new listings to market in December. The assumption is that buyers are distracted, sellers are busy, and the market slows to a crawl. But the truth is more nuanced, and the agents who understand the dynamics of holiday-season real estate often see some of their strongest results of the year. December presents a unique window of opportunity—one where motivated buyers, less competition, and well-executed media can transform a listing’s p

A December Real Estate Story December always brings a special kind of chaos to real estate. There’s the rush of holiday travel, the unpredictability of seller schedules, and the occasional last-minute attempt to “clean up” that somehow makes things worse. But nothing compares to the moment when you unlock the door for a showing, step inside with a hopeful buyer, and realize you’ve just walked into a living room that has been transformed into Uncle Bob’s temporary bedroom. You

A Realtor’s Guide to Seasonal Charm (and When to Hold Back) decorate for Halloween Pumpkins on porches, cobwebs in corners, skeletons greeting visitors — October in Los Angeles brings out the creative side of homeowners. But when a property is on the market, many agents face the same seasonal question: Should sellers decorate for Halloween, or keep things neutral for buyers? The truth is, both paths have merit. Like great photography, it’s all about balance — knowing how to t