Seller Financing Aims to Clarify Misconceptions About Wraps
Discover how Ryan Leahy, founder of MORE Seller Financing, enhances the seller financing model by prioritizing consistency, compliance, and clarity for private lenders.
Top Five Real Estate Schools in Washington, D.C.
Explore the top five real estate schools in Washington, DC. Our research helps private lenders understand key options for prospective agents entering the market.
Builder Confidence Declines, Yet Important Context Remains to Consider
Builder confidence has weakened due to tariff concerns and interest rates. Despite this, NAHB highlights that recent data may shift outlooks. Explore more.
Increase in Foreclosure Activity Observed in Current Market Trends
Explore the latest foreclosure trends, revealing the increasing frequency of filings and their implications for private lenders and the housing market.
Grassroots Effort Aims to Eliminate Property Taxes in Ohio
Discover the implications of Gov. Mike DeWine's opposition to a grassroots initiative aimed at abolishing property taxes in Ohio.
Settlor Integrates CertifID Fraud Prevention into Title Production Software
Settlor users can now verify wire instructions, ensuring secure payoffs and protecting transactions without the need for a separate application.
High-Paying Career Opportunities in the Real Estate Sector
Explore diverse career opportunities in real estate. Discover paths that align with your interests and skills, and find the perfect fit for your professional journey.
Bright MLS and Central Virginia Regional MLS Complete Data Integration
New collaboration enables agents and brokers from multiple MLSs to access comprehensive property data across central Virginia and six additional states.
Do private listings sell for lower prices than publicly marketed properties?
Private listings frequently involve double-ended transactions, leading to sales prices that are often lower than similar homes listed publicly.
Court Rules Berkshire Hathaway Energy and Crye-Leike Cannot Relocate Gibson Case
Two remaining defendants in the home seller commission lawsuit aim to relocate the Gibson case to their home states, impacting settlement strategies for private lenders.