Joe McNally Team Achieves Top-30 Ranking Among Small Teams in RealTrends
Michigan firm achieves No. 28 national ranking for small teams in transaction sides according to RealTrends Verified, showcasing impressive performance in the market.
Asset Managers Reassess the Role of Security in Long-Term Property Performance
Asset managers leverage security measures to mitigate risks amid soaring insurance costs, with studies indicating fewer incidents and potential premium reductions of up to 20%.
MetroList and Lundy Introduce AI Assistant for Real Estate Professionals
Enhance efficiency with AI-driven tools that allow agents to manage emails, summarize communications, and access property and market data seamlessly.
UWM Sanctioned Following Judge’s Order for Ishbia Deposition
Federal judge mandates UWM's CEO Mat Ishbia to testify in a legal dispute with Atlantic Trust Mortgage, highlighting tensions in the mortgage industry.
Older Americans Face Challenges Staying in Homes That No Longer Suit Them
Many older Americans are opting to remain in their homes, as financial considerations make moving less appealing. This trend impacts housing market dynamics.
Ex-New Jersey Mayor Receives Sentencing in Mortgage Fraud Case
Former mayor sentenced in mortgage fraud, ordered to pay restitution of $221,986.71 to victims. Discover the implications for private lending.
Realtracs prolongs Zillow listing feed beyond initial June 8 deadline.
Realtracs confirms Zillow listing distribution endures beyond June 8. Licensing discussions ongoing, allowing brokers to utilize MLS GRID exports effectively.
Gabe Bodner Discusses Marketing Reverse Mortgages to Affluent Borrowers
Top-producing originators like Gabe Bodner are shifting perspectives on reverse mortgages, presenting them as strategic wealth management tools for affluent retirees.
Florida Jury Awards $47.8 Million in Buyer Broker Agreement Case
A Miami-Dade jury awarded $47.8 million to broker Alex Goldstein in a fraud case involving a $2.8 million deal, highlighting potential risks for private lenders.
Do Buyers Ignore Property and Neighborhood Flaws to Secure a Home?
Survey findings reveal that nearly half of respondents would purchase in areas with high or increasing crime, indicating shifting buyer priorities.