A TikTok Strategy That Enabled an Agent to Generate an $89 Million Business
Discover how Kina Desantis leveraged TikTok to rapidly expand her real estate brokerage with Side, turning a social platform into a business powerhouse.
Cash-out refinancing proceeds primarily used for debt reduction.
New CFPB report examines credit utilization and debt levels among cash-out refinance borrowers, offering insights for private lenders on market trends.
Increase in New Home Sales Observed in December
New home sales saw a notable increase, reflecting positive trends in the housing market. Explore the latest data and insights for private lenders. Continue Reading New Home Sales Up in December
Indigo secures $8 million funding for future expansion.
Indigo's recent $8 million funding boost aims to enhance its technology platform for home negotiations, providing real estate agents with improved insights and collaboration tools.
Lawsuit Involves Compass and Side Over Listing Photos Dispute
Real estate professional Alexander Stross alleges copyright infringement by brokers at Compass and Side, raising significant legal concerns in the industry.
California AG Files Price Gouging Charges Against Real Estate Agent After Fires
Criminal charges have been filed against agent Mike Kobeissi for alleged price gouging against a couple affected by the Eaton fire, raising ethical concerns.
Preliminary Settlement Approval Hearing Scheduled for MLS PIN
Judge Patti B. Saris signals a shift in the Nosalek commission lawsuit, emphasizing the need for resolution after extensive deliberations.
Steve Murray examines changes in M&A and brokerage team structures.
In this episode, Tracey Velt and Steve Murray delve into mergers, team brokerage models, commission trends, and new growth avenues for agents and brokers.
New York State Experiences Record-Low Housing Inventory Levels
Housing inventory in New York has declined, raising concerns for buyers and opportunities for lenders amidst a tightening market. Explore this trend further.
Vermont Must Build 7,000 Homes Annually to Meet Housing Demand
Vermont's aging housing stock highlights a pressing need for 7,000 new homes annually to meet rising demand and support market stability for lenders.