Nashville Man Receives Four-Year Sentence for Rental Assistance Fraud
Nashville man receives a four-year sentence for fraud related to rental assistance programs, highlighting risks in oversight and compliance for private lenders.
Art Carter, CRMLS Reaffirms Strong Support for Clear Cooperation Policy
CRMLS CEO Art Carter shares his perspective on the ongoing debate around the NAR Clear Cooperation Policy, offering insights in a detailed op-ed.
Mark Willis Resigns as Keller Williams CEO, Assumes CLO Position
Willis transitions to chief leadership officer as the company initiates the search for a new CEO, signaling a strategic shift in leadership.
Housing Rights Initiative Initiates Major Discrimination Lawsuit in Illinois
The Housing Rights Initiative targets 165 real estate agents and landlords in Chicago, alleging extensive housing discrimination in a historic case for Illinois.
NAR Endorses Trump’s Executive Order on Housing Affordability and Supply
NAR emphasizes the urgent need for decisive action to address housing affordability and supply, supporting the President’s Executive Order.
New Mexico MLS Mandates Floor Plans for All Property Listings
New Mexico's MLS will mandate floor plans for every property listing, aligning with practices seen in countries like the UK and Australia. Learn more.
Evaluating Risks and Opportunities in Real Estate During Trump’s Second Term
Increased Republican control in D.C. offers potential deregulation opportunities for private lenders, yet legislative limitations may affect policy outcomes.
Mortgage Applications for New Homes Show 9% Year-Over-Year Increase
MBA builder application survey data reveals a 9% year-over-year increase in new home loan applications, indicating a positive trend in housing demand.
Biden Administration Files Lawsuit Against Greystar in Real Estate Sector
FTC sues Greystar for misleading tenants with undisclosed fees, driving rents beyond advertised prices. Implications for rental market transparency examined.
Has the decline in foreclosure activity indicated housing market stability?
Attom's latest foreclosure report reveals a 10% decline in filings from 2023 and a significant 35% drop compared to pre-pandemic levels, indicating market stability.