Realogy Unveils New Name: ‘Anywhere’
Noting that Anywhere ends in “re” for real estate, Realogy says the new branding will “rename and rebrand the company” and “reinforce our commitment” to the future.
Noting that Anywhere ends in “re” for real estate, Realogy says the new branding will “rename and rebrand the company” and “reinforce our commitment” to the future.
Documents available in Spanish cover info about the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act and the Truth in Lending Act.
Some sellers hear about today’s bidding wars and pre-emptively overprice their home, only to feel shame – “What’s wrong with my house?” – if no bids come in.
Citizens, the Fla.-operated “insurer of last resort,” OK’d a $1M settlement with Coral Gables’ Strems Law Firm after alleging its actions pushed up insurance costs.
Experian says things “are moving in the right direction,” but 2 of 3 lenders note challenges, like a struggle to have the right technology, data and talent.
As refinances plummet, lenders seeking new business still follow tighter lending rules, but they’re creating diverse programs, including some for self-employed buyers.