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Rather than waiting for rates to drop, buyers should be looking at all monthly costs to get a picture of what they can afford, says NAR’s deputy chief economist.
Real estate pros are being targeted in a crypto scam where fake buyers build trust, show fake profits then steal large sums. The Secret Service and NAR urge caution.
New NAR Consumer Guides help customers understand market conditions and explore financial programs that assist with purchasing or keeping a home.
Seas are forecast to rise from 8- to 23-inches along U.S. coasts by 2050, with the higher increases along the northern Gulf Coast and mid-Atlantic.
Health Plan Navigator, launching fall 2025, helps Florida Realtors' members explore and compare health insurance plans on one easy-to-use platform.
Nearly 30% of homebuyers say a recession would make them more likely to buy, citing lower rates and less competition despite economic uncertainty.
Overall, consumers see the outlook for the economy as no worse than last month, but they remained concerned about the future, a new survey found.
A Realtor appraised an apartment building for a seller. The Realtor did not disclose to the seller that they were already the property manager for several other buildings owned by the buyer. However, the Realtor took care not to discuss managing the appraised property with the buyer. According to the Code of Ethics, is this a violation?
After you have the listing, follow a clear, confident plan to prep, present and close like a pro – to turn every client into a repeat client.
Know your tools: Some forms help navigate compensation, but they're not required and are often misunderstood or misused.