The Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act has been around since 1974 -- but the changes over the past few years, combined with the creation and implementation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), have caused some confusion in the industry. What is the act? What does it mean for agents and for consumers? Here's what you need to know about RESPA -- explained.
In this week's video, Peter Lorimer of PLG Estates discusses TRID, otherwise known as TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosures. How does it affect agents, and how does it affect clients? What do you need to know?
Both Brooklyn and Queens dropped in closings but grew in median price
The case of the missing 5,000 square feet
Hundreds gathered in protest of rising rents, home prices and property taxes
Why are the mortgage and real estate industries watching this case so closely?
Here’s how a case that has nothing to do with RESPA may impact those subject to RESPA
Sperlonga Data & Analytics will report homeowner association payment information to Equifax
Lending Club cratered this week, but the cause had nothing to do with its e-status
RealtyTrac Q1 2016 U.S. Home Equity and Underwater Report shows Denver, Austin among top improving markets
It's the first day of the National Association of Realtors' Legislative Meetings & Trade Expo. Inman is live on the scene.
CAR Board of Directors voted in favor of $1.3 billion proposal by California Assembly members to make buying a home within reach
Plaintiffs’ attorneys discuss latest developments in RESPA class action lawsuit
Tax abatement program that expired in January has not been signed for renewal
CFPB says it is working on a notice of proposed rulemaking to give the rule ‘greater certainty and clarity’; here’s what the real estate segment wants to see change
HUD recently released guidelines to help rental housing managers and real estate brokers create a non-discriminatory housing policy