Industry News

Fair Housing Facebook Ads

Facebook has changed the way it allows real estate businesses to use its platform to advertise. Changes rolled out in the summer of 2019 and will have been enforced starting [Read More...]

California’s New Rent Control Law Alarms Industry

Lawmakers in California approved a measure on Wednesday that would cap rents throughout the state—a move that has drawn widespread concern from the real estate industry [Read More...]

Hazard Insurance, Fire Insurance, Homeowners Insurance

Tim Rowen – Branch Manager – Stanford Mortgage These are all phrases commonly used when referencing the required homeowner’s insurance policy when going through [Read More...]

Repeat Guidance – Nevada Agent License No. Requirement

Moving forward all CB NV agent materials will have a line to showcase their NV License Number. License Number (Section 1) July 1, 2019: Licensees should start changing their [Read More...]

Show Them You’re Serious

June and July are the busiest home sale months of the year. When inventory is in short supply and you may be competing with other offers, it is important to show the seller [Read More...]

The Safety Talk You Need to Have With Clients

Melissa Dittmann Tracey – Contributing Editor – REALTOR Magazine Safety is a conversation far too many real estate professionals omit from their discussions with [Read More...]

New California Mandates For All Garage Door Openers

California mandates that all automatic garage door openers sold or installed in California on or after July 1, 2019 must be equipped with a battery backup starting on July 1, [Read More...]

Nevada Set For Next Housing Price Boom

– Eric Fox – VP of Statistical and Economic Modeling – Veros Real Estate Solutions In 1929, the Reno City Council decided that, rather than dismantling the [Read More...]

California Assembly Votes to cap rent increases.

– KCRA 3 “Four Select Property Managers and I were at the state capital yesterday voicing our concerns about the bill to both the assembly and senate. In addition [Read More...]

Flood Insurance Extension Update

– National Association of Realtors What is the issue? Without Congressional action, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) will expire at midnight on Friday, May [Read More...]

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