Mortgage Mix: Rates Remain High, While Applications Climb
Editor’s Note: The Mortgage Mix is RISMedia’s weekly highlight reel of need-to-know mortgage-industry happenings. Watch for it each Friday afternoon. ...
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We Want Your Help! Time Almost Up to Participate in RISMedia Contract and Commission Survey
For the second year in a row, RISMedia is diving deep into a topic that is rarely analyzed, and has ...
Majority of Agents, Brokers Find Value in Promoting Energy-Efficient Listings, NAR Finds
A majority (63%) of agents and brokers said promoting energy efficiency in listings is very or somewhat valuable, according to ...
Getting the Word Out: Shedding Light on Women’s Marketing Priorities
In 2022, RISMedia conducted an extensive, proprietary marketing study, surveying thousands of agents and brokers to find out how real ...
The Pros and Cons of HOAs
More than 1 in 3 (35%) homeowners in a recent survey said they belong to an homeowners association (HOA), and ...
Delta Media Leadership Survey Reveals Real Estate Brokers’ 2023 Outlook
Real estate brokerage leaders are rarely a pessimistic group, yet more than half believe the global economy (63%) and the ...
ERA Key Named a Top Place to Work In Massachusetts for the Seventh Year
ERA Key Realty Services has been named among the top places to work in the state for the seventh time, ...
What You Need to Know: The 2022 NAR Member Residential Safety Report Highlights
The National Association of REALTORS(R) started surveying REALTORS® over a decade ago to determine what safety issues agents were facing, ...
Mortgage Applications Decreased Again This Week
Despite a slight drop in mortgage rates, mortgage applications continued their decrease for the sixth straight week. According to the ...
Broker Confidence Dips Slightly in January Amidst Inventory and Pandemic Concerns
Editor’s note: On a monthly basis, we will be checking in with more than 3,000 of the U.S.’s top residential ...
The All-Cash Offer: Still a Home-Buying Slam-Dunk Strategy?
Buying a house for cash, meaning no mortgage, can seem like the most strategically savvy and best way to gain an accepted offer. But there are subtle pros and cons to such a maneuver, more so for the buyer, but also for the seller. Read more.
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