Technology and Generations
This will be 3.5 hours of CE for agents on interacting with and without technology with agents, buyers and sellers from Gen Y to Golden Agers.
Melanie J. McLane
Real Estate Educator
Technology and Generations
#realestate #licenselaw Yes, in Pennsylvania you have to be licensed to do certain things. This property manager is in effect "suing city hall", e.g. the Real Estate Commission. Thanks Brett Woodburn for the share!
Pennsylvania State Real Estate Commission Sued By Property Manager! | Caldwell & Kearns, P.C.
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Pennsylvania State Real Estate Commission Sued By Property Manager! - Real Estate - Caldwell & Kearns, P.C.#CFPB #realestate Brett Woodburn
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A district judge in Pennsylvania has made an important ruling in favor of government organizations that reside outside of the normal annual appropriations process. See what precedent was avoided in the ruling.#realestate #inventory
The Hurdles of Housing Inventory - DSNews
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Housing inventory is historically low, and it’s driving up home prices—and demand—across the country. But what’s causing the shortage and how can the market overcome it? New data has some answers.#realestate #buyers #offers #multipleoffers
#realestate #CFPB #RESPA A win for a law firm. Brett Woodburn Trista Curzydlo
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The law firm says it's the first loss for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau at the federal trial court level.Not so fast... There are a LOT of concerns that have arisen in the Settlement Service Providers community (think affiliated businesses) because of this decision. The conventional wisdom is the CFPB appeals and is successful on many of the issues. I am working on an article that will be published off of my web site (as other previously available publishing platforms are no longer available). Stay tuned!
#realestate #ageinginplace #newcourse I have a whole new course about this! Contact Lisa Betts a BettsWorks to book it!
How aging and disabilities affect the housing industry
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In the U.S., 21.5 million homes have at least one adult 65 and older residing. Is the housing industry ready to accommodate?The power of networking....had an encounter yesterday with a potential client who struck me as odd. Okay, I'll be blunt: she struck me as 10 pounds of crazy in a 5 pound bucket, as Lauren McLane Gross likes to say. I have a great friend, retired from the real estate business who was likely to know this person (because of geography). Yep, she confirmed it. Has been trying to sell her house off and on for years; thinks it is worth much more than it is; when she lists it, she won't let people see it, etc. etc. etc... So, some business you don't take, because you have better things to do than have people drive you nuts. #sadderbutwiser
I was in Potter County a couple weeks ago. On the way home I saw a sign pointing to Jersey Shore. Now I understand how far you go for comps!
They are out there. And isn't our time better served by assisting our clients who understand the market and listen to our advice?
I have the letters GDR on the dry erase board in front of my desk, stands for Grief to Dollar Ratio. It has worked well for me.
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