A Supreme Court decision paves the way for all tates to require sales tax collection from online retailers with no physical presence within the state.
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Seventy-five percent of Americans believe that now is a good time to sell a house, while 68 percent think it is a good time to buy.
The U.S Department of Labor finalized its rule to expand the definition of “employer” to include “working owners,” allowing real estate professionals and other self-employed individuals to participate in association health plans.
National Homeownership Month is a time to celebrate and promote the modern American Dream of owning a home. Realtors® pledge to continue to lead efforts to ensure that the dream of homeownership is not only possible, but very real, for any and all who want to achieve it, so they can have a place of their own to make memories, grow their financial futures, and build strong communities.
Differences in household composition and financing options incentivize homebuying demand for veteran and active military.
The U.S. Senate voted today to confirm Brian Montgomery as the next assistant secretary for Housing. The vote comes six months after the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee approved Montgomery’s initial nomination for FHA commissioner.
Home and commercial property owners looking to take on a remodel should consider undertaking an outdoor project.
The U.S. House passed bipartisan legislation today that the National Association of Realtors® believes will bring much-needed bank regulatory relief and consumer protections and is a step in the right direction for the industry.
The .realestate web addresses will be free of restrictions and will allow real estate entities and professionals to creatively market properties, geographic areas served, or their personal brands and specialties.
2018 NAR President Elizebeth Mendenhall commended the Board of Directors for raising the bar on professionalism with two amendments to the association's strict member Code of Ethics. The NAR board also raised national membership dues to fund a broad range of new programming.