How to avoid some costly legal disputes in a hot real estate market – The Mercury News
Fast or sloppy property listings or home sales result in legal disputes over the earnest money deposits. Consult a real estate attorney before you …
Fast or sloppy property listings or home sales result in legal disputes over the earnest money deposits. Consult a real estate attorney before you …
A.J. Steigman runs his own real–estate brokerage firm from his home in … Based on his average sales commission of 2.5% to 3%, Mr. Steigman would …
Home Depot’s first-quarter sales improved despite a slow spring start and the home improvement chain raised its full-year guidance.
Home prices in Canada see the steepest monthly decline in nearly two years as sales slow in April, Home Depot sees its highest first-quarter sales …
Eagle County’s real estate market continues to be difficult for first-time buyers to navigate. Home sales of $500,000 or less used to be the …
Home Depot has continued to lure customers despite what may be a cooling of the housing market. Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes slowed in …
Home Depot on Tuesday raised its full-year outlook after reporting strong quarterly earnings, fueled by the company’s strongest first-quarter …
In this month’s scenario: A newly divorced agent is having trouble adjusting to her new ‘single’ status in her real estate office. How can her broker …
These are more than just conversations about their sales goals or the projects … Top leaders discuss what it means to be a woman in real estate.
CertifID, a fintech focused on preventing wire fraud in residential real estate transactions, announced Monday it received $12.5 million in a Series A funding round led by Arthur Ventures. The cash injection will be used by the Michigan-based company to build out its platform and to bolster staffing levels. Specifically,
In 2022’s changing market, non-QM has been a hot topic for many. HousingWire recently caught up with Steven Schwalb, managing partner of Angel Oak Lending, about the changes investor appetite has gone though for non-QM. HousingWire: What is the investor appetite for non-QM and how has that changed over the
Servicers’ forbearance portfolio volume dropped in April to a level below 1%, with fewer than half a million borrowers remaining with an active plan, according to the monthly Loan Monitoring Survey conducted by the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA). That’s good news after the economic impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic hit borrowers hard, making it