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Vietnamese property tycoon found guilty of fraud worth billions - East London and West Essex Guardian Series
Vietnamese property tycoon found guilty of fraud worth billions East London and West Essex Guardian Series
Numbers to know: Is the Fed having second thoughts about rate cuts?
Inflation, combined with September’s strong jobs report, suggests that the Fed might be rethinking how quickly to cut the Federal Funds Rate, says Windermere’s Principal Economist Jeff Tucker.
How to use down payment assistance to close more deals
Looking for a way to differentiate the service you provide to buyers? Luke Babich writes that a top-down knowledge of down payment assistance programs in your area can help you stand out from the crowd of other agents.
Ben Kinney’s 10 keys for being an amazing partner
While we often focus on individual accomplishment, Carl Medford writes, don't sleep on the power and potential of an effective partnership for achieving your goals.
Top 10 reasons agents will leave you in the next few months
Rather than non-stop recruiting, put more time into retaining the agents you already have, broker Joseph Santini writes. Here's how to hold onto them.
Lesson Learned: Transparency is essential for long-term success
Find out how Miami agent Karine Carvalho brings a global perspective to her work with Miami-Dade County's luxury clients and investors.
Why Is There A Housing Shortage In The U.S.? - Bankrate.com
Why Is There A Housing Shortage In The U.S.? Bankrate.com
Councils claim only 5% of rental homes are affordable - Landlord Today
Councils claim only 5% of rental homes are affordable Landlord Today
London rental frenzy a thing of the past as supply booms - Landlord Today
London rental frenzy a thing of the past as supply booms Landlord Today
Would-be homebuyers put off by higher mortgage rates
Demand for purchase mortgages fell by a seasonally adjusted 7 percent last week, and requests to refinance were down 26 percent as mortgage rates continued to climb, MBA survey finds.
Fairway blasts federal regulators in $10M redlining settlement
Nation's third biggest lender casts itself as a victim of politics, noting CFPB launched its investigation the day after Biden Administration took office.
