Housing News

Real estate listing syndication continues to be a topic of debate in the industry as associations and brokers consider their strategy going forward.

As the government has been shut down, mortgage application fell and uncertainty continues.

When a deal comes down to the wire and the buyer can't come up with the surprise fees at closing, should an agent pitch in, or walk away?

The Austin Board of Realtors' members have voted to terminate their agreement with ListHub to automatically syndicate real estate listings to third party sites, and brokers as well as associations across the nation are considering their own next moves.

The Austin Board of Realtors has cut the cord for direct syndication to ListHub, a creative move that other boards will likely now consider, giving agents and brokers a better understanding of where their data is going. The move is a unique way to protect data accuracy.

Mortgage applications are up this week, but continued economic uncertainty is making many nervous about the housing recovery.

There is a difference between a generalist and a short sale expert, so know the difference and establish trust in your community and with clients by focusing.

As part of a broader economic recovery, mortgage delinquency rates have fallen substantially, according to a new report.