Ruling is in favor of a title company owner who said the rule violated her Fourth Amendment rights
Limited coastal land, tighter regulations and environmental unpredictability all contribute
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Ang 'Leon' Li admitted that he asked a family member to pretend to be him for the CE course
The 12-month program pays homeowners up to $1K to rent spare rooms
Not everyone thinks the bill will lead to more affordable housing options
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The Do-Not-Call list isn't the insuperable barrier many real estate agents assume
The FHFA ordered the GSEs to drop the AI provider after a dispute over usage restrictions
Lawmakers are proposing bills that would require broad public marketing of listings
The new rule affects legal entity or trust purchases of residential real estate without financing
Even small AI outreach campaigns can carry outsized legal exposure
A report released on Tuesday by the Consumer Policy Center suggested lawsuits will follow if brokerages, real estate portals and regulators don’t step in and add transparency first
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The real estate industry has survived recessions, financial crises, pandemic shutdowns and rate spikes. Darryl Davis writes that a commitment to genuine service is the reason
A letter addressed to US Attorney General Pamela Bondi and signed by 18 members of Congress says the merger was cleared 'under extraordinarily questionable circumstances'
The agents who thrive in 2026 will be the ones who close deals without legal exposure
The Housing for the 21st Century Act passed on Monday, which aims to improve affordability through zoning, financing and regulatory overhauls. The bill will go to the Senate next