NAR Outlines What a Government Shutdown Would Mean for the Real Estate Economy
If Congress is unable to agree on the provisions of a Continuing Resolution (CR) to fund the federal government by ...
Tag: Government Shutdown
Government Funding Extended, Averting Shutdown
A potential government shutdown was avoided today following President Joe Biden signing off on legislation late Friday afternoon, extending government ...
Debt Ceiling Deal Reached, Upcoming Funding Hurdle Could Impact Real Estate Transactions
By Liz Dominguez 
Democrats and Republicans reached a temporary debt ceiling deal today to extend the government's borrowing limit and avoid a federal ...
Debt Ceiling Deal Reached, Upcoming Funding Hurdle Could Impact Real Estate Transactions
By Liz Dominguez
Democrats and Republicans reached a temporary debt ceiling deal today to extend the government's borrowing limit and avoid a federal ...
Housing Ecosystem Hit by Historic Government Shutdown
At the time of this writing, the longest government shutdown in U.S. history ended after 35 days, lasting from Dec. ...
Government Shutdown: Resources for Federal Workers Who Can’t Make Mortgage or Rent
(TNS)—As the government shutdown grinds into its third week, more than 800,000 federal employees and 4.1 million federal contractors are ...
From Real Estate Investors to FHA Loan Applicants, Government Shutdown Weighs on All Corners of Market
Regardless of their political affiliations, brokers are not enjoying the ramifications of the partial government shutdown that kicked in before ...
NAR Helps Secure FEMA Reversal on New Flood Policies During Shutdown
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced late Friday it will once again issue and renew flood insurance policies, reversing ...
Economy to Weather Turbulence in Second Half of Year
Analysts anticipate the economy will weather turbulence expected in the second half of the year, according to Fannie Mae's Economic ...
Crucial Seller Questions You Wouldn’t Have Heard Just a Few Years Ago
As opposed to even recently when sellers would let their agent handle most everything, now many want to be more involved. Read more.
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