Actually, real estate professionals should sweat some small stuff
Don't let distraction derail your attention
by Leigh Brown Jan 28
Mortgage lenders settle RESPA kickback charges for $35.7M
Wells Fargo, Chase accused of funneling thousands of borrowers to defunct title company
by Phillip Woolgar Jan 23
Preprinted real estate contracts could get you fined
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau cracking down on steering homebuyers toward specific lenders or title companies
by Todd Ewing Jan 23
Tests trample many in stampede for real estate licenses
Half who take Florida's licensing test fail
by Phillip Woolgar Jan 19
Property search engine will serve budding pot industry
HerbFront will help landlords market properties that meet local zoning requirements
by Inman Jan 16
5 agents you don't want at the closing table
They will annoy everybody
by Bill Risser Jan 12
A crew team rowing a boat in tandem
Opinion
3 reasons to sign the dues check with a smile
by Leigh Brown Jan 7
Why buyer letters are risky business
In some cases, you may be looking at a $10K fair housing fine
by ActiveRain Oct 28
Would you rather face RESPA-TILA disclosure rule, or zombie apocalypse?
Integrated mortgage disclosures coming in 2015
by Inman Oct 9
'Lifelong learners' should be on brokers' short lists to hire
Nipping the 'shortcut mindset' in the bud
by Bernice Ross Oct 6
Title insurer agrees to pay $200,000 to settle kickback allegations
Regulators accused Lighthouse Title of paying real estate brokers for business
by Inman Oct 1
Legal spat over sale of mansion could greatly expand definition of 'dual agency' in California
Supreme Court to rule whether two agents at same brokerage owe fiduciary duties to both buyer and seller
by Inman Aug 20
RealtySouth pays $500K fine to settle allegations it steered buyers to affiliated title company
Preprinted purchase contracts 'explicitly directed' provider of title and closing services
by Inman May 30
Real estate and taxes are inextricably intertwined
Real estate broker shows how to turn business mileage deduction into a negligence penalty
IRS will let quite a bit slide past April 15