Moving Past the ‘Bad Internet’
Above: Andy Florance and John Featherston Photo Credit: AJ Canaria Against a backdrop of industry disquiet over foundational changes to ...
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Mortgage Applications Spike This Week
Ahead of today’s highly anticipated rate cut by the Federal Reserve, applications for home purchases saw a significant increase last ...
Fathom Settles Commission Suits, Will Pay $2.95M Over Two Years
Fathom Realty is the latest brokerage to strike a settlement in the seller-filed commission lawsuits, agreeing to pay $2.95 million ...
Home Price Growth Sees No Monthly Change for the First Time in a Decade
Home prices have continued to slow their annual appreciation, however their monthly appreciation appears to have come to a halt, ...
Legal Scholar Provides DOJ With Contracts Expertise as It Moves Forward in NAR Decision
University at Buffalo School of Law professor Tanya Monestier, in an exclusive, lengthy and wide-ranging interview with RISMedia, explained that ...
Rental Markets Cool—but Not to Pre-Pandemic Levels
“The rent is too damn high,” famously proclaimed New York City perennial candidate Jimmy McMillan. The latest analysis from Harvard ...
Homebuilder Confidence Breaks Streak, Sees Increase
The decline of mortgage rates to their lowest level in 19 months has instilled new confidence in homebuilders in September, ...
Ruling on Future of Clear Cooperation Punted to October
As the real estate industry works to implement rule changes triggered by the National Association of REALTORS®’ (NAR) Aug. 17 ...
Burnett Attorneys Request $226M From Settlements
With just shy of $1 billion in a still-growing settlement fund, lawyers who worked on the Burnett case are renewing ...
How Being a REALTOR® Breeds High Job Satisfaction
Job satisfaction, depending on your career, is not always easy to come by. It’s something many people seek out when ...
Buying With Weak Credit: Financing Options From Best to Worst
“For many buyers, six months spent lowering card balances, correcting report errors and building reserves is cheaper than taking the wrong loan today,” says one longtime loan expert. “A delayed purchase can hurt. A payment you cannot comfortably carry hurts much longer.” Read more.
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