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Portable Mortgages Could Help More People Move — But Won’t Fix Housing Affordability
The idea of “portable mortgages” — loans that homeowners can transfer from one property to another — is gaining national…
Getting pre-approved is one of the most important first steps in the homebuying process—but many buyers hesitate because they’re worried…
Many agents contemplate leaving NAR if their MLS lifts policy: Intel
While most would stay, the share of real estate agents who say they would toss their Realtor membership if allowed…
How Netflix, Disney and OpenAI are redefining control online
From Netflix’s Warner Bros takeover to Disney’s AI partnership with OpenAI, major platforms are signaling a shift away from growth…
Washington State Floods: Impacts, Recovery, and Resources for Residents
The recent flooding across Washington has disrupted daily life for many families and neighborhoods, particularly in parts of Skagit, Whatcom,…
What Is a VA Renovation Loan? How Veterans Can Buy and Repair a Home
If you’re a qualified service member, veteran, or surviving spouse looking to buy a home that needs work—or renovate the…
What Sells a Home: What Really Matters
Key takeaways A successful sale begins when you, as the seller, prioritize accurate pricing and great presentation of your property.…
Take a peek inside NAR’s legal strategy with Jon Waclawski
NAR General Counsel Jon Waclawski breaks down everything from Sitzer-Burnett fallout to buyer agreement rules and commission transparency, outlining what’s…
Who Signs First at Closing? The Buyer or Seller?
Quick Answer: – The buyer typically signs first, especially when a mortgage loan is involved.– The seller signs after the buyer,…
Lessons from ‘Stranger Things’: Visibility in an Upside Down market
Season 5 of “Stranger Things” delivers a surprising roadmap for today’s real estate market. As conditions flip and competition tightens,…