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“Exploring the Top Online Real Estate Schools of 2021”

Pursuing a new occupation through online education? This resource is designed to assist you in discovering the ideal virtual real estate school that caters to your educational needs, budget, timetable, and professional ambitions. An extensive examination was conducted on numerous real estate schools nationwide, undertaking an in-depth review of different aspects such as course offerings, learning methods, study aids, success rates, costs, and user interface among others.

“Unveiling FFIEC’s New Principles: A Step Forward in Combating Appraisal and Valuation Bias in Real Estate”

The assertion lays out the criteria that authorities will utilize to evaluate purported prejudices in appraisals and valuations.

“Unveiling The Real Estate Secrets: An In-depth Look at The CE Shop”

Discover the reasons why The CE Shop emerges as our foremost choice and presents exceptional value for real estate licensing programs.

“Significant Leadership Changes Sweep Through Anywhere Real Estate”

Rudy Wolfs has been appointed as the Chief Technology Officer at Anywhere, succeeding Melissa McSherry who recently resigned from her position as Chief Operating Officer.

“Five-Step Guide to Success: How we Expanded our Property Portfolio by Emulating Successful Investors”

I often share with others that my journey in real estate investment closely mirrors that of Brandon Turner. Although our experiences in locating properties differ somewhat, […].

“Exploring the Future: NAF Reverse VP Discusses 2024 Business Strategies and Collaboration Prospects”

Shannon Robinson, the Vice President of Reverse at New American Funding, shares insights regarding the key focus areas and potential prospects for the sector in the year 2024.

“Forecasting the Multi-Family Real Estate Market: Trends to Watch Until 2024”

The downturn in the multifamily and commercial property sector is striking hard. An eye-watering sum of around $2.7 trillion has vanished owing to an unprecedented spike in cap rates and other related factors.

“Overcoming Affordability Challenges: A Look at Mortgage Trends for Young Borrowers”

It seems like the most difficult period for initiating mortgages is behind us, however, the market is still too expensive for the younger generation of borrowers.

“Stable Rent Growth Trends in January: A Deep Dive into Redfin’s Report”

The highest consistency in rental rate increases was observed in states within the Midwest and Northeast regions.

“Rising Tide of Sellers in the Housing Market: Can Buyers Stay Afloat?”

For a number of continuous months, there has been a notable rise in the volume of houses without buyers in the real estate market when juxtaposed with the levels from the previous year. Despite the inventory experiencing a dip this week, there’s evidence of growth in comparison to the same period last year. The inventory witnessed a marginal drop of half a percent this week, whilst the corresponding week last year saw a more significant decrease of 3%.