Politics From fighting for Guantánamo Bay inmates to going after shady banks: one lawyer’s story From fighting for Guantánamo Bay inmates to going after shady banks: one lawyer's story of refusing to give up when the courts wouldn't listen. Jennifer Walpole, Sr. Staff WriterMarch 30, 2015
Government NAHB officer may run for Congress to replace the embattled Rep. Schock NAHB officer may run for Congress in light of Rep. Schock's vacated seat and this officer has the experience to make a difference. Jennifer Walpole, Sr. Staff WriterMarch 26, 2015
Politics Study says renters are being squeezed by rising housing costs As the gap between housing costs and income levels widens, renters are being pushed out of the homeownership game. How can this change? NAR... Tara Steele, Staff WriterMarch 16, 2015
Politics Is there another wave of foreclosures on the horizon? Housing industry experts just can’t agree: is the other shoe about to drop, or is the gaping wound finally starting to heal? Emily CrewsMarch 13, 2015
Politics What does aging housing stock mean for home buyers? With aging housing in America, are first-time buyers better off buying new or existing homes? The average age of a home is rising, as... Dawn Brotherton, Senior Staff WriterMarch 2, 2015
Politics CFPB releases report concerning top reverse mortgage complaints The CFPB recently released a report highlighting top reverse mortgage complaints, and how to protect yourself and loved ones. Jennifer Walpole, Sr. Staff WriterFebruary 25, 2015
Politics Big banks paying WA senator to make home foreclosure easier Big banks are paying Senator Hobbs to make home foreclosure easier than ever. SB 5968 redefines holder and owner, making foreclosure easier. Jennifer Walpole, Sr. Staff WriterFebruary 25, 2015
Politics Tacky HSBC sign: Merry Christmas, but if you don’t pay, we’ll repossess HSBC wants to wish you a Merry Christmas with a dash of callous language to remind you of who's really the boss. The American Genius StaffDecember 11, 2014
Politics Huge shift in the force: Fannie, Freddie to offer 3% down loans Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have announced a new program to allow qualified buyers to put less down - but it won't be easy,... Tara Steele, Staff WriterDecember 8, 2014
Politics Man buys foreclosed property, finds previous owner’s dead body A Florida man buys a foreclosed home, only to be surprised by what happened to the previous owner. Jennifer Walpole, Sr. Staff WriterDecember 1, 2014
Government Why Realtors must keep tabs on the pending status of the Mortgage Debt Relief Act As we enter a lame-duck Congressional session, you must be able to appropriately advise clients, and the status of the Mortgage Debt Relief Act... Melissa Zavala, ColumnistNovember 16, 2014
Government Legalized marijuana impacts a surprising number of real estate transactions Marijuana is legal for medical and recreational use in an increasing number of states, but federal law deems it illegal - know your liability... The American Genius StaffNovember 9, 2014
Politics Tennessee mom does actual jail time for unkempt yard One mother in Tennessee may serve even more jail time if she can't keep her lawn in order. The American Genius StaffOctober 20, 2014
Politics Study details how home features and mortgages differ regionally A new NAHB study finds that home building and buying preferences differ greatly by region. Jennifer Walpole, Sr. Staff WriterOctober 20, 2014
Government Does your housing market favor a Republican or Democrat this year? With so many tight races this fall, comparing housing health this year compared to two years ago highlights whether your market favors D, R,... The American Genius StaffOctober 14, 2014