Real estate agents many times realize real estate as a vocation isn’t working out for them, or they need an option. You worked hard to get your real estate license. Transfer your license and reap the benefits. There’s value in your license, even if you’re not active conducting the ... » Learn More about The Option to Make Money From Your Real Estate License Without Doing the Work
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A Decade After I Blogged On It, 3D Printed Homes Are Finally Coming To Market
A Decade After I Blogged On It, 3D Printed Homes Are Finally Coming To Market Nearly a decade ago I did a video blog on the utilization of huge 3D printers to build housing. CNBC just reported on the first large scale housing development being built by Lennar, using the 3D technology, essentially ... » Learn More about A Decade After I Blogged On It, 3D Printed Homes Are Finally Coming To Market
FTC Takes Action to Stop Online Home Buying Firm Opendoor from Cheating Potential Sellers with Misleading Claims about its Home-Buying Service
As I’ve conveyed many times in the past, the iBuyer program costs sellers substantially compared to using the traditional market. The Federal Trade Commission came down on Opendoor, and no doubt Zillow saw this action coming down when they pulled out of their iBuyer operation. Excerpts from the ... » Learn More about FTC Takes Action to Stop Online Home Buying Firm Opendoor from Cheating Potential Sellers with Misleading Claims about its Home-Buying Service
Why the Structural Elements of New Housing Construction and Age Demographics Feeds Into a Continuing Strong Real Estate Market
Housing follows the basic economic 101 fact that if demand is higher than supply, pricing will go up. The age chart reflects the Millennials are in their prime housing formation years. The aging population is staying put, and the average time of housing retention used to be 7 years, now it's 11. ... » Learn More about Why the Structural Elements of New Housing Construction and Age Demographics Feeds Into a Continuing Strong Real Estate Market
Los Angeles Controller Calls Out Slow Progress and Inefficient Spending On Emergency and Affordable Housing
The following is a release from the Los Angeles Controller on the inefficient spending of funds allocated to take care of the homeless issues in Los Angeles. Los Angeles Controller Ron Galperin is the taxpayers’ watchdog at City Hall, making sure public dollars are spent efficiently and effectively. ... » Learn More about Los Angeles Controller Calls Out Slow Progress and Inefficient Spending On Emergency and Affordable Housing