Real Estate Contracts Can Be Hard to Understand
Real Estate Contracts Can Be Hard to Understand Many people have a mere notion that the real estate contracts can be hard to understand and enforce in a practical legal sense. There are many reasons for this specific notion to arise in their minds.
Mortgage rates’ rise may end refinance boom
Mortgage rates’ rise may end refinance boom
Roger Wald recently discovered he would save if he refinanced his mortgage at 4.75 percent. Wald, an auto body repairman in Sarasota, Fla., could have gotten that rate last month.
Foreclosures stymie efforts to revive economy
Foreclosures stymie efforts to revive economy More than two years year after the foreclosure rate began rising, a wave of distressed home sales continues to weigh on house prices and weaken a long-awaited economic recovery.
EPA finds suspect materials in foreign drywall
EPA finds suspect materials in foreign drywall
The Environmental Protection Agency has found suspect materials in a small sampling of Chinese-made drywall, adding weight to fears that the house-building staple may be causing corrosion.
Market Conditions
Market Conditions According to the latest report from the National Association of Realtors, existing-home sales rose in April by 2.9 percent.
Will Buyers Go Green in Austin, Texas?
Will Buyers Go Green in Austin, Texas? Will buyers demand greener homes? Austin’s new energy ordinance will make energy audits and disclosures a part of the home sale process.
EPA finds suspect materials in foreign drywall
EPA finds suspect materials in foreign drywall
The Environmental Protection Agency has found suspect materials in a small sampling of Chinese-made drywall, adding weight to fears that the house-building staple may be causing corrosion.
Demographic trends now favor downtown
Demographic trends now favor downtown
Growth and development across the country are moving away from the suburban and exurban fringe and toward center-cities and close-in suburbs. What’s behind this shift?
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Mortgage rates’ rise may end refinance boom
Mortgage rates’ rise may end refinance boom
Roger Wald recently discovered he would save if he refinanced his mortgage at 4.75 percent. Wald, an auto body repairman in Sarasota, Fla., could have gotten that rate last month.