Editor’s Note: This was originally published on RISMedia’s blog, Housecall. See what else is cookin’ now at blog.rismedia.com: Tips and Tricks for REALTOR® Safety Month
There are some new rules coming down the pike for banks that will drastically alter the lending landscape. What are they, and should you care?
I regularly see new licensed agents come out of real estate school and ask the “Now what?”s and “How do I?”s that naturally follow. While
Homeowners insurance is supposed to cover catastrophes such as fires, hurricanes and a tree falling through the roof. But there are some much lesser problems
A federal judge recently partially upheld the ruling in the VHT Studios-Zillow copyright infringement lawsuit that found Zillow liable for violating VHT’s copyright, cutting the
Wage garnishment is one of the last steps in collecting debts for child support, alimony, student loans and income taxes—all of which the government can
Running a real estate brokerage involves many responsibilities, including staying on top of ever-evolving legal issues. Fortunately, brokers can rely on extensive legal resources from
(TNS)—Q: My mother passed away recently, leaving behind a small condo with a reverse mortgage. There is no equity in the property. Do I need
Condominiums are one of the more affordable housing options for first-time homebuyers—but according to a new survey, they are also one of the more shoddily
The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Power Broker Roundtable this month discusses how to manage—and minimize—risk of litigation. Moderator: Robert Bailey, Broker/Owner, Bailey Properties, Santa
