Real estate professionals who handle closings and settlements will need to file a report to the Treasury when an all-cash residential sale is made to shell companies, trusts and legal entities
The US Treasury Department is poised to enact expanded reporting measures on luxury home sales, putting an end to anonymous purchases that have enabled oligarchs, terrorists and others
In her first interview since the resolution of the debt ceiling crisis, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that while she expects 'some pain' and even consolidation, banks will weather the storm
Fed uncertainty and U.S. debt ceiling cliff are creating volatility in long-term interest rates
KW CEO Carl Liebert hinted at Keller Williams' progress toward a stock market debut and talked about how the pandemic will change the industry
Additional increases throughout the year could push mortgage rates as high as 5 percent by year's end
Good news for those looking to buy or re-finance
The incremental hike marks the third such hike in 2017 and sets the stage for what will likely be three or four adjustments in 2018
Exhaustion beats panic, and it’s quiet out there for the moment.
An overwhelming consensus of economists expects Fed liftoff at last in December. Good thing we’ve had several hundred miles of runway. An equally overwhelming consensus in the bond market thinks the Fed may get the bird airborne, but not for long. Nor for good reason.
The non-farm payroll (NFP) report doesn't give all the answers
The dark side of negative interest rates
More serious than dissent: Throughout Yellen’s first year, the Fed has looked silly by insisting on imminent liftoff
The Fed Chair has a new nickname
Beware Fed Chairs speaking late; they're attempting to minimize market damage