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Housing Wire
APRIL 28, 2021
In 2002, Natalya Delcoure and Norman Miller, two real estate economists, set about to learn what fees consumers pay real estate agents in America. They were especially interested in real estate commissions. real estate agents today make more than they did 20 years ago.
Housing Wire
OCTOBER 20, 2023
No seller must use a real estate agent to sell a home — ever. In fact, considering inter-family and estate transfers as well as for-sale-by-owners, as many as 20% of all transactions may not include the use of an agent. Consumers are free to sell or buy a home without an agent — and consumers know this.
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Housing Wire
OCTOBER 18, 2023
According to Ketchmark, the home sellers paid an average of $6,700 to the buyer’s agent in the transactions, adding up to $1.78 Ketchmark also brought up Keller’s book “The Millionaire Real Estate Agent,” which discusses the ‘co-opetition’ model that has evolved among rival brokerages. billion in damages.
Housing Wire
DECEMBER 27, 2022
“The Big Chill” or “Frozen,” says Green, principal at real estate law firm Polunsky Beitel Green. The 2002 housing market has been a tale of two halves,” said Green. Other smaller lenders, including real estate tech startup Reali and Sprout Mortgage , shuttered, while First Guaranty Mortgage Corp filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Appraisal Buzz
MAY 17, 2021
Between 2002-2005 in many markets, the real estate market was scorching, much like it is today. As appraisers, we faced tremendous pressure from buyers, sellers, real estate agents, and loan officers during the previous run-up. We are seeing that as a profession again. How do we combat this?
McKissock
JANUARY 19, 2021
As the real estate industry continues to evolve and the National Association of REALTORS ® updates its ethics standards to be more aligned with today’s current environment, there are a lot of questions about what the actual changes are and the implications of those changes. John Wenner. Candy Cooke. Education is her passion.
Housing Wire
APRIL 15, 2022
Inventory falling again in 2022 created more forced bidding wars, which frustrates buyers, keeps potential sellers from wanting to list, and creates stress for real estate agents doing a lot of work with nothing to show for it. We would like to get this back to 30 days, but anything in the 20s is a victory.
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