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- Real estate farming: Become the go-to agent in your area using these tips, tools & strategies May 2, 2024Learn how to generate a steady pipeline of real estate leads and clients in your area using this proven approach.
- Zillow believes the evolution of the industry will only help it grow May 2, 2024“Of the approximately 1.5 million real estate license holders, many handle only one or two transactions a year. These are not our Premier Agent partners,” Zillow's Rich Barton said.
- All parties have settled the Sitzer/Burnett suit, so what’s next? May 1, 2024Industry experts discuss the litigation calendar and what real estate agents should focus their energy on now that all parties have settled.
- Longtime reverse mortgage leader Scott Norman appointed CEO of Texas MBA May 1, 2024Norman has had an influential role in the reverse mortgage industry, including five terms as co-chair of NRMLA.
- Rates at 7% attract different types of borrowers, forcing lenders to rethink profit strategies May 1, 2024The Federal Reserve's recent moves have supported average mortgage rates at the mid-7% level
- The unchanging May 1, 2024One thing that consistently remains important and demands our full attention is people, and our need to add value and connect with them.
- Opinion: Will new changes make houses more affordable? May 1, 2024What the White House ultimately wants to do promises affordability, but threatens inequality and pricing out the most vulnerable Americans.
- HUD and FHA announce new appraisal bias protections May 1, 2024FHA and HUD announced new guidance designed to combat appraisal bias by giving borrowers more options when seeking a reconsideration of value.
- New bill seeks to expand Social Security benefits for seniors May 1, 2024The new bill would change the standard by which the Social Security Administration calculates the annual cost-of-living adjustment.
- Fed holds rates steady for the sixth straight time May 1, 2024Recent economic data hasn’t given policymakers confidence that inflation will continue to decline