Home Design Adapts to Life in a Pandemic
The great depression and WW II shaped the way affected generations viewed the world, and the pandemic will likely shape home-design preferences long after it ends.
Tight Inventory Boosts Manufactured Home Searches 50%
A dream of a “home of our own” has pushed more potential buyers frustrated by a low inventory of for-sale properties to consider manufactured housing.
High Court Takes on Fannie, Freddie Presidential Power Case
Rank-and-file Realtors rarely see their lives impacted by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, but oversight decisions could impact mortgage availability and rates nationwide. One question before the court: Does their current structure violate the U.S. Constitution?
Virtual RE Classes to Continue Past Existing Dec. 31 Deadline
Early in the pandemic, a switch to virtual real estate class programs was done quickly. It will continue, but rules, details and compliance issues are being worked out.
RESPA Guidance for Your Holiday Gifts and Promotions
In some cases, generosity might not be a good idea – but in other cases, it’s fine. How can you thank important business friends during this holiday season?
Biden will Pick Fudge for HUD, Vilsack for USDA
While not yet confirmed, President-elect Biden will put an Ohio representative in charge of U.S. housing programs, including the eventual end of the eviction moratorium.