A new "Wall Street Journal" report reveals that talks about privatization have been taking place since the spring and have included Trump confidants Larry Kudlow and John McEntee.
Regulators and prosecutors are cracking down on landlords who've been falsifying income and expense data on crucial loan documents, according to a new feature published by "The Wall Street Journal."
Buyers and sellers need their own agents as buffers to work through the challenges that every transaction presents, bi-coastal luxury agent Cara Ameer writes.
A "Chicago Tribune" investigation included accounts from former employees who described incidents of sexual harassment, misogyny and bullying.
Deputy Director of Policy Michelle Corridon said Tuesday the agency would lift rules preventing vets from using low-cost VA loans to pay agents until it engages in a formal rule-making process.
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Jamie Dimon thinks interest rates could rise to 8 percent or more. He also said in a new letter that a recession and stagflation could be in the offing.
The Baltimore homeowner succumbed to cancer before she could celebrate a landmark appraisal bias win. She's part of a long legacy of Black homeowners who've died while fighting for their rights.
Approximately 28 percent of brokerage leaders believe "recruiting and retaining talent" will be their most challenging responsibility one year from now, according to results from the Inman Intel Index survey.
Chase has increased its grant to $7,500 in 8,500 of the 15,000 communities in its homebuyer grant program. The bank also removed the income requirement for its 3 percent down DreaMaker mortgage.
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After exceeding 8 percent in October, rising mortgage rates overtook "lack of housing inventory" as the top concern for real estate agents, according to the results of the latest monthly Inman Intel Index.