Real Estate Industry Overhaul: Breaking Down This Week’s Major Changes
In a transformative week for housing, new policies promise easier appraisals and increased affordability, while legal experts question recent industry settlements.
In a transformative week for housing, new policies promise easier appraisals and increased affordability, while legal experts question recent industry settlements.
Antitrust lawsuits and settlements are fundamentally challenging traditional commission structures and business models creating unintended consequences with agents, lenders, buyers and sellers.
Modern non-QM lending offers loan officers a responsible way to serve qualified borrowers who fall outside traditional lending criteria.
A head-scratching lawsuit that, when you think about it, makes little sense.
A 40-year decline in wage growth has left Americans earning 40% less than needed for homeownership, yet policy makers continue to blame lenders rather than addressing the root causes of income inequality.
While sellers may resist “lower” prices in today’s cooling housing market, the same market conditions mean better deals on their next home purchase—often resulting in long-term savings.
Banking sector’s trillion-dollar hit ripples through mortgage markets, impacting rates and reshaping homebuying opportunities nationwide.
Thinking it is time for NAR to kick NAR out of NAR for policy violations.
NAR faces scrutiny as industry practices evolve, amid rising rates and market challenges in real estate.
Real estate industry grapples with lawsuits challenging commissions and MLS practices, potentially reshaping broker compensation and industry structure.
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