Rocket Mortgage disputes allegations of appraisal bias in lawsuit
Rocket Mortgage sues HUD after being sued by Justice Department over alleged appraisal bias.
Fullerton faces deadline to adopt state-mandated affordable housing strategy
Fullerton risks losing up to $2M in state funds over delayed housing plan certification.
Manhattan Council Challenger Gains Momentum with City of Yes Vote
City Council hopeful Jess Coleman centers campaign around City of Yes housing plan.
Excelsior Springs Seniors Discover Real Estate Tax Breaks at Local Forum
Over 90 seniors gather at Excelsior Springs Community Center for information on Clay County's new Senior Real Estate Property Tax Relief program.
eXp Realty's Leo Pareja Leads by Example in Top Agent Ranks
New CEO Pareja tackles industry turmoil head-on since taking office in April.
Navigating Real Estate Agency Options: A Consumer's Guide
A real estate professional assists buyers and sellers with various tasks requiring disclosure and agreement.
Carpenters' Union Seeks Autonomy in Governance Reforms
New York's carpenters' union poised for independence after 30-year court supervision.
DIY Home Buyers Share Their Agent-Free Experiences
Non-traditional homebuyers prioritize speed and convenience over cost savings.
Douglas Elliman Sued; Broker Jason Oppenheim Embroiled in Litigation
Selling Sunset" Star Jason Oppenheim Denies Ties to Kickback Scheme Lawsuit
Tidal Entrepreneurs Sean Kia and Ryan Andrade on Brink of Bankruptcy
Tides Equities' Co-Founders Face Lawsuits Over Debt, Not Foreclosure Anymore.
Aging workforce threatens mortgage industry stability
Aging workforce due to lack of investment in training or recruitment poses existential crisis for the industry: where are tomorrow's loan officers?
North Carolina Family's Century-Old Landholdings on Brink of Sale Without Their Consent
A chance encounter with a neighbor saved the land from being sold.
Connecticut Real Estate Executive Sentenced for Federal Flipping Scheme Conviction
Officials say defendants manipulated sale prices and concealed identities in real estate flips.
Uncovering Hidden Debt: Challenges in Tracking Rent-Stabilized Bankruptcies
Bankruptcy Sales Surge: Rent-Stabilized Properties Drive Business Growth for Greg Corbin's Firm
Southwest Side Alderman Faces $35 Million Loan Crisis
Chicago commercial landlord Ruben Espinoza faces potential financial woes in 2024 over a $35M loan on the Chicago Business Center.
Moshe Silber's Real Estate License Revoked
Moshe Silber pleads guilty to commercial mortgage fraud, duping Fannie Mae with Cincinnati rental complex scheme.
Fresh allegations surface in high-stakes property scam cases
Cesar's investors relied on Envy's endorsement before investing.
Connecticut Real Estate Executive Sentenced to Prison for Fraud Scheme
Connecticut Real Estate Agent Sentenced to Prison for Multi-Year Short Sale Scheme.
Family's 19th-century Apex landholdings on verge of sale without consent
A chance encounter with a considerate neighbor saved the property from being sold hastily.
City Council Approves "Yes" Initiative for 80,000 New Homes
City Council Approves "City of Yes" Zoning Reform with Narrow Vote