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The article Two Reasons Why the Housing Market Won’t Crash argues that a housing market crash is unlikely due to low unemployment rates and high demand for homes. The author cites real estate experts who explain that the current market is vastly different from the conditions leading to the 2008 crisis. While local variations exist, the overall trend indicates a stronger housing market with higher employment rates and limited housing supply. The author also highlights that current demand outweighs supply, contributing to stable or rising home prices.
The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) has implemented a nationwide requirement for real estate professionals to have written buyer agreements with their clients. These agreements, which are now mandatory for many real estate professionals, outline the services the professional will provide...
Published 10/17/24
This guide provides information for consumers about negotiating written buyer agreements with real estate agents. It explains that these agreements are required for many agents before showing homes and ensure clarity regarding services, responsibilities, and compensation. The guide outlines the...
Published 10/11/24