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Smart home technology could help people to age in place, but it comes with both potential benefits and risks, according to The New York Times.

Mar 04, 2024By Chris Clow

Newest complaint in eXp sex trafficking suit centers on the alleged “control” Glenn Sanford had over the other defendants

Mar 04, 2024By Brooklee Han

Mortgage rates are the highest they’ve been all year causing inventory to build and sales slowing.

Mar 04, 2024By Mike Simonsen

First-time homebuyers made up 55% of agency purchase mortgages in 2023, the highest such share in the 10 years ICE has been tracking the metric.

Mar 04, 2024By Connie Kim

Housing inventory is growing amid higher mortgage rates. Lead Analyst Logan Mohtashami explains why this matters as we head into spring.

Mar 02, 2024By Logan Mohtashami

Lower interest rates for the USDA’s Section 502 and 524 single-family housing loan programs went into effect on March 1.

Mar 01, 2024By Chris Clow

The deal comes at a time when fix-and-flip deals remain in relatively high demand

Mar 01, 2024By Sarah Marx

Fannie Mae took a closer look at the sentiments of older homeowners, discovering a desire to age in place and hesitance to employ equity.

Mar 01, 2024By Chris Clow

Plaintiffs are seeking statutory damages, repayment of profits and an injunction to prohibit Loan Factory’s conduct

Mar 01, 2024By Connie Kim

After a relatively slow 2023, agents in Indiana are optimistic about the 2024 housing market, despite low inventory and rising prices.

Mar 01, 2024By Brooklee Han

Targeting title insurance as a way to cut costs fails to address real affordability problems and leaves homebuyers open to future title risks.

Mar 01, 2024By Diane Tomb

A magistrate judge made the recommendation, but a final determination goes to the judge who oversaw the trial of the former Live Well CEO.

Mar 01, 2024By Chris Clow

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