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Large vehicle payments are tightening budgets, leaving less room for housing costs and making it tougher to qualify for a mortgage.
New IRS estimator reflects tax law changes and helps workers adjust withholding, potentially increasing paychecks while avoiding surprise tax bills.
In April, the spotlight turns to fair housing protections, with a reminder of illegal practices and resources available to help agents stay current and informed.
Consumers across the nation reported a slight lift in sentiment, but rising gas prices and higher inflation expectations suggest growing concern about everyday costs.
Premiums are flattening or falling as litigation drops and insurers expand, easing pressure on buyers and sellers even as new risks emerge, a new report found.
Owning a home comes with tax considerations that can influence affordability today and potential gains for both buyers and sellers.
Six Realtors from Florida made NAR’s 30 Under 30 finalist list, highlighting rising talent across key markets as agents gain visibility and influence statewide.
Real estate licensees can be disciplined in a variety of forums, including criminal courts, administrative hearings and local real estate boards. In part three of our series about discipline, we’ll focus on discipline involving the National Association of Realtors Code of Ethics.
Slow or inconsistent follow-up often costs agents deals. Tracking response time, messaging and timing can help turn more inquiries into closings.
The dip in March was driven by weaker buying plans and growing concern about the national economy, even as views of personal finances held steady, UF found.