Keeping Clients Close Is Key for Pennsylvania RE/MAX Team
Above, from left, Cathy Antonucci and Michael Antonucci As a corporate executive, Pennsylvania-born Michael Antonucci began investing in real estate...
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Leaders Offer Solutions for Preventing Agent Attrition in a Post-Settlement Landscape
Above, from left, Jillian Young, Donny Samson, Drayton Saunders, Kate Rossi and Cindy Ariosa. Photo by AJ Canaria. As the...
Mortgage Applications Down for Second Week After Slight Uptick in Rates
Applications for home purchases dipped again this week following mortgage rates moving higher, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association’s (MBA)...
Success Is a Two-Way Street for Tri-State Team
Above, Matt Fetick Matt Fetick loved being a police officer. Helping is in his DNA. But when he realized that...
Shareholders Sue eXp Over Mishandling of Sexual Assault Claims
Facing multiple lawsuits from former agents and recruits along with scrutiny from the New York City Comptroller's office, eXp Realty...
Hispanic Homeownership Continues to Grow—Advocates Say It Is Time to Take Notice
Above, Rose Kemp As the industry celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, new data shows Hispanic homeownership continues to swiftly rise, and...
Insurance Crisis Is Derailing Deals and Adding to Affordability Woes
Getting homeowners insurance used to be a fairly straightforward process. You’d shop around with two or three companies, compare rates...
Thoughts on Leadership: Welcoming the Real Estate New Year!
Firstly, a hearty HAPPY NEW YEAR to all! You might wonder, “Gino, why celebrate the New Year now?” The real...
Mortgage Rates Tick Up, but Market Outlook Remains Positive
Economists cite global affairs and short-term bounces in rates following the Fed’s recent big interest rate cut as reasons for...
Mortgage Applications Take a Breather, but Activity Still High
After four straight weeks of increases, home purchase applications registered a slight decline this week, but economists note that overall...
Red (Flag) Alert! Guiding Buyers After Discovering a Property’s Problems
In most states, homesellers are legally required to disclose any known material defects or issues with the property. But that can be a slippery slope. Read more.
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