Referral Fees Maintain Elevated Real Estate Commissions, CPC Reports
Referral fees on portals can reach 40%, with a recent survey revealing 55% expect increased commissions and 84% advocating for better disclosure.
Future Directions of Mortgage Rates Following the State of the Union Address
Anticipate potential rate volatility following Trump’s State of the Union, where housing-related topics may influence private lending dynamics significantly.
Judge advises dismissal of CT Realtors, Smart MLS, and WeSERV from Zea lawsuit.
A Florida magistrate judge suggested dismissing CT Realtors, Smart MLS, and WeSERV from the Zea lawsuit, citing insufficient jurisdictional grounds.
United Real Estate Introduces the BullseyeAI Platform
United Real Estate introduces BullseyeAI, an innovative platform offering AI agents for seamless contact updates, follow-ups, and email campaigns at no additional cost.
Leveraging AI: Strengthening Real Estate Relationships and Business Growth
Explore how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing marketing strategies, enhancing client interactions, and improving operational efficiency for real estate agents.
Investor Sentiment in Fix-and-Flip Market Improves Despite Declining Activity
Survey reveals fix-and-flip investor optimism at a high, even as Q4 sales volumes hit a six-year low, highlighting a potential market divergence.
Historic New Jersey Estate That Welcomed George Washington on the Market for $4 Million
Discover a historic New Jersey estate that once hosted George Washington, now available for $4 million. Explore its rich history and architectural expansions.
Lennar Corp. Launches New Single-Family Home Community in Alabama
Discover insights on Lennar Corp.'s new single-family home community in Alabama, offering affordable pricing options for potential buyers and investors.
Spreads act as a stabilizing factor as mortgage rates dip below 6% again.
Bond yields approach 4%, yet mortgage rates dip below 6%, marking a recent multiyear low. Private lenders may find new opportunities in this market shift.
Addressing the Overlooked Cost of Real Estate Fraud in Washington’s Housing Market
Fraud risk significantly impacts housing affordability, with projected losses close to $175M in 2024 and average claims exceeding $143,000, according to FBI data.