Legal Q&A: Can a Board Reject Modifications That Don’t Fit In?
A member of an HOA’s Architectural Review Committee says some legit requests for home expansions “would look very different.” Is that reason enough to deny them?
A member of an HOA’s Architectural Review Committee says some legit requests for home expansions “would look very different.” Is that reason enough to deny them?
As it currently stands, the CDC’s eviction moratorium ends on Dec. 31, 2020. The order, which may or may not be extended, is limited in scope.
According to Leigh Brown, most agents aren’t asking one game-changer question: “Hey, friend, what are the three things you’re looking for in the agent you hire?”
The number of people who locked-in mortgage rates for second homes – in spite of a pandemic-caused economic dip – suggests a K-shaped recovery.
The Dept. of Justice-NAR agreement isn’t finalized, but NAR says it will institute changes, such as making info on buyers’ agents’ compensation publicly available in the MLS and creating a definitive rule that buyers’ agents can’t represent their services as free.
State regulators approved about 100 rate-hike requests in 2020, with at least two close to 30%. But those are averages – a specific owner’s rate hike might be higher.
The new president issued a formal apology, calling earlier policies “an outrage to our morals and our ideals. It was a betrayal of our commitment to fairness and equality.”
5G – the next generation of internet connecting – will change the way we collect data, drive cars, pay for devices, buy homes and make real estate marketing decisions.
Harvard housing report found that the pandemic hit low-income renters hard. Of those who earn $25K or less, more than half lost wages after the pandemic hit.
An 8-episode first-time homebuyer series on YouTube focuses on the problems that can occur during a transaction – and the Realtors who solve those problems.