The next NAR scandal extravagant executive perks is here
NAR executives face scrutiny over lavish salaries and perks amidst potential tax law violations and member dissatisfaction.
NAR faces another antitrust suit over its membership agreement
NAR and other associations face antitrust lawsuit over mandatory three-way membership agreements impacting MLS access for brokers.
NAR's free-spending is unrivaled among housing trade groups
NAR's executives and volunteer leaders enjoy unparalleled financial perks and compensation levels in the nonprofit housing sector, raising questions about tax compliance.
The hefty salaries and lavish benefits for NAR leaders come under scrutiny from legal experts considering the organization's nonprofit status.
Nykia Wright wants to rebuild relationships at NAR
NAR aims to rebuild relationships and member experiences while adapting to industry changes by 2025.
All eyes are on MLSs as they seek to reinvent themselves
The MLS's perceived value has decreased among real estate professionals following changes in broker compensation sharing.
Antitrust lawsuit over MLS access dismissed in California
The NAR's antitrust suit was dismissed for procedural reasons, allowing the plaintiff to amend his complaint before a set deadline.
The next NAR scandal extravagant executive perks is here
NAR executives face scrutiny over lavish salaries and perks amidst potential tax law violations and member dissatisfaction.
NAR faces another antitrust suit over its membership agreement
NAR and other associations face antitrust lawsuit over mandatory three-way membership agreements impacting MLS access for brokers.
NAR's free-spending is unrivaled among housing trade groups
NAR's executives and volunteer leaders enjoy unparalleled financial perks and compensation levels in the nonprofit housing sector, raising questions about tax compliance.
The hefty salaries and lavish benefits for NAR leaders come under scrutiny from legal experts considering the organization's nonprofit status.
Nykia Wright wants to rebuild relationships at NAR
NAR aims to rebuild relationships and member experiences while adapting to industry changes by 2025.
All eyes are on MLSs as they seek to reinvent themselves
The MLS's perceived value has decreased among real estate professionals following changes in broker compensation sharing.
Antitrust lawsuit over MLS access dismissed in California
The NAR's antitrust suit was dismissed for procedural reasons, allowing the plaintiff to amend his complaint before a set deadline.
Young adults are holding off on moving out of their parents' house here's what's behind the trend
A significant portion of young adults are living with their parents due to financial pressures and economic shocks, a trend worsened by the pandemic.
Veterans have down payment assistance options of up to $117K
State-funded down payment assistance programs are vital for helping veterans and their families achieve homeownership, with increasing awareness intended for 2025.
Despite everything, NAR hasn't lost many members (and its budget reflects that)
NAR remains financially stable despite projected membership decline, maintaining reserves and avoiding dues increases.
Young adults are holding off on moving out of their parents' house here's what's behind the trend
A significant portion of young adults are living with their parents due to financial pressures and economic shocks, a trend worsened by the pandemic.
Veterans have down payment assistance options of up to $117K
State-funded down payment assistance programs are vital for helping veterans and their families achieve homeownership, with increasing awareness intended for 2025.
Despite everything, NAR hasn't lost many members (and its budget reflects that)
NAR remains financially stable despite projected membership decline, maintaining reserves and avoiding dues increases.
Coldwell Banker's Kamini Lane on real estate agent development
Kamini Lane's leadership focuses on effective communication and agent development, especially after significant industry changes.
Corcoran's Anton talks real estate franchising, servant leadership
Emphasizing servant leadership and relationship-building is essential for success in the real estate industry.
Chrissi Rhea, Mortgage Investors Group co-founder, has died
Chrissi Callaghan Rhea was a pioneering leader in the mortgage industry, known for her advocacy and contributions to fair lending and affordable housing.
Ginger Bell and Fobby Naghmi on leadership deficits in mortgage
Leadership is fundamental across various roles and organizations.
Guild Mortgage's Jim Cory on his election as NRMLA co-chair
Jim Cory emphasizes the significance and responsibilities of his new role as co-chair of NRMLA, aiming to contribute through outreach initiatives.
Coldwell Banker's Kamini Lane on real estate agent development
Kamini Lane's leadership focuses on effective communication and agent development, especially after significant industry changes.
Corcoran's Anton talks real estate franchising, servant leadership
Emphasizing servant leadership and relationship-building is essential for success in the real estate industry.
Chrissi Rhea, Mortgage Investors Group co-founder, has died
Chrissi Callaghan Rhea was a pioneering leader in the mortgage industry, known for her advocacy and contributions to fair lending and affordable housing.
Ginger Bell and Fobby Naghmi on leadership deficits in mortgage
Leadership is fundamental across various roles and organizations.
Guild Mortgage's Jim Cory on his election as NRMLA co-chair
Jim Cory emphasizes the significance and responsibilities of his new role as co-chair of NRMLA, aiming to contribute through outreach initiatives.
Congressional caucus asks FHFA to halt title waiver program
The Bipartisan Congressional Real Estate Caucus urges FHFA to halt its title insurance waiver pilot program due to potential risks to homeowners and the industry.
Cornerstone Financing secures $285M for equity-tapping product
Cornerstone Financing has raised $285 million for its innovative home equity product CHEIFS, aimed at improving retirement financing solutions through strategic partnerships.
CoreLogic's John Rogers talks AI and climate risk
John Rogers emphasizes the value of high-quality data and insights in mortgage and real estate analytics.
Congressional caucus asks FHFA to halt title waiver program
The Bipartisan Congressional Real Estate Caucus urges FHFA to halt its title insurance waiver pilot program due to potential risks to homeowners and the industry.
Cornerstone Financing secures $285M for equity-tapping product
Cornerstone Financing has raised $285 million for its innovative home equity product CHEIFS, aimed at improving retirement financing solutions through strategic partnerships.
CoreLogic's John Rogers talks AI and climate risk
John Rogers emphasizes the value of high-quality data and insights in mortgage and real estate analytics.
Homebuilder deal activity is surging, fueled by major Japanese buyers
Large homebuilders are seizing opportunities amid strong housing demand, leading to increased mergers and acquisitions, with significant market share gains.
Credit data shows no housing crash
The current housing market is stable and not at risk of crashing as it was in 2008.
Housing market pauses for election
Inventory, new listings, sales, and prices dipped due to spiking mortgage rates and seasonal declines common in November.
What to expect from the 2025 housing market
Housing inventory is projected to grow by 17% in 2025 as conditions gradually improve.
Foreclosure filings are rising. Could the trend continue in 2025?
Foreclosure activity rose in October 2024, posing challenges for homebuyers as they head into 2025.
Is home construction entering a slowdown?
The single-family home construction industry is experiencing a potential slowdown, indicated by a decrease in building permits and starts.
Homebuilder deal activity is surging, fueled by major Japanese buyers
Large homebuilders are seizing opportunities amid strong housing demand, leading to increased mergers and acquisitions, with significant market share gains.
Credit data shows no housing crash
The current housing market is stable and not at risk of crashing as it was in 2008.
Housing market pauses for election
Inventory, new listings, sales, and prices dipped due to spiking mortgage rates and seasonal declines common in November.
What to expect from the 2025 housing market
Housing inventory is projected to grow by 17% in 2025 as conditions gradually improve.
Foreclosure filings are rising. Could the trend continue in 2025?
Foreclosure activity rose in October 2024, posing challenges for homebuyers as they head into 2025.
Is home construction entering a slowdown?
The single-family home construction industry is experiencing a potential slowdown, indicated by a decrease in building permits and starts.
Zero-down FHA mortgages could expand first-time homeownership
Zero-down FHA mortgages could better support first-time homebuyers than current downpayment assistance programs, addressing primary barriers to homeownership effectively.
Will Trump, Project 2025 gut HUD?
Project 2025 outlines a strategy to replace career officials in federal agencies with political appointees to align with conservative ideology.
States are making ADUs easier to build. Now it's up to municipalities to follow suit.
Legislators are increasingly facilitating the construction of accessory dwelling units (ADUs) to address housing shortages and consumer demand for smaller homes.
The trigger lead bill looks in doubt post-election
Mortgage trade groups aim to curb abusive credit trigger leads through legislative action, but upcoming elections may jeopardize this progress.
The month in reverse mortgage rates: November 2024
Reverse mortgages are complex but can be understood with proper explanation of terminology and processes.
The underwriting process for reverse mortgages includes unique assessments tailored to the borrower's financial situation.
Zero-down FHA mortgages could expand first-time homeownership
Zero-down FHA mortgages could better support first-time homebuyers than current downpayment assistance programs, addressing primary barriers to homeownership effectively.
Will Trump, Project 2025 gut HUD?
Project 2025 outlines a strategy to replace career officials in federal agencies with political appointees to align with conservative ideology.
States are making ADUs easier to build. Now it's up to municipalities to follow suit.
Legislators are increasingly facilitating the construction of accessory dwelling units (ADUs) to address housing shortages and consumer demand for smaller homes.
The trigger lead bill looks in doubt post-election
Mortgage trade groups aim to curb abusive credit trigger leads through legislative action, but upcoming elections may jeopardize this progress.
The month in reverse mortgage rates: November 2024
Reverse mortgages are complex but can be understood with proper explanation of terminology and processes.
The underwriting process for reverse mortgages includes unique assessments tailored to the borrower's financial situation.
Generation X homebuyers should prioritize accessible features for aging in place as retirement approaches.
15 Facebook Groups Every Real Estate Agent Should Join Today
Facebook remains a vital platform for real estate agents to grow their business through networking, community building, and learning.
Black Friday deals on a new home
M/I Homes is successfully tapping into the Black Friday market by offering substantial discounts and incentives on residential properties.
Cincinnati vs Columbus: Which City is Right for You? Comparing Real Estate, Cost of Living, Culture, and More
Cincinnati has a higher cost of living compared to Columbus due to utilities, transportation, and healthcare expenses.
SERHANT. poaches high-performing Atlanta brokerage
SERHANT. is rapidly expanding by acquiring successful brokerages like Atlas Group, enhancing its position in lucrative markets like Atlanta and Savannah.
Fathom promotes veteran finance leader Joanne Zach to CFO
Fathom Holdings has appointed Joanne Zach as Chief Financial Officer, recognizing her extensive finance experience and strategic contributions to the company's growth.
Fathom Holdings announces two major leadership promotions
Fathom Holdings has promoted Jon Gwin to Chief Revenue Officer and Samantha Giuggio to President of Fathom Realty, emphasizing growth and operational excellence.
Fathom promotes veteran finance leader Joanne Zach to CFO
Fathom Holdings has appointed Joanne Zach as Chief Financial Officer, recognizing her extensive finance experience and strategic contributions to the company's growth.
Fathom Holdings announces two major leadership promotions
Fathom Holdings has promoted Jon Gwin to Chief Revenue Officer and Samantha Giuggio to President of Fathom Realty, emphasizing growth and operational excellence.