Housing Wire
FEBRUARY 26, 2024
In May 2022, the Florida Legislature introduced a new condominium safety law, which mandates more rigorous inspections and stronger financial reserves for HOAs. Before the new law was enforced, many condo associations were investing their reserves in government-insured instruments, sacrificing their liquidity to generate a return.
Housing Wire
JUNE 9, 2022
Renovation financing startup RenoFi now offers a fixed-rate home renovation loan, which allows homeowners to borrow as much as 90% of their home’s after-renovation value — a move to target homeowners who don’t qualify for a home equity line of credit (HELOCs).
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Housing Wire
JANUARY 19, 2022
The option is not available for second homes, investment properties, cash-out refinances, construction loans, multi-unit properties, renovation loans, condos, co-ops or manufactured homes. By April, more than 15% of loans sold to the government-sponsored enterprises used desktop appraisals.
Housing Wire
JUNE 21, 2022
Selling a home typically involves nearly 10% in transaction fees between real estate agents , title companies, inspections, and other expenses. Instead, we prefer a “certified” pre-owned car that has gone through a multi-point inspection with all of the preventative maintenance up to date. There’s an even more subtle consideration.
Raleigh Realty
MARCH 29, 2021
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Housing Wire
APRIL 27, 2023
The lawsuit claims further that the company “ignored permitting laws to avoid fees and increased taxes as well as to get renovated homes on the rental market as soon as possible.” If successful in the litigation, Blackbird stands to get a cut of any recoveries for the local governments. “To
Housing Wire
APRIL 25, 2022
But the federal government has fixed its might on the former. The strategy has irked appraisers, in large part because they feel the federal government has not yet proven its case. There is a great reluctance on part of most homeowners to have an interior inspection,” said Youngman. Drive-by assessments. Taxpayers revolt.
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