Surviving When the BRRRR Hits the Fan with Josiah Smelser (Part 2, Post-Coronavirus) | BP 382

"You Wouldn't Hire A Dentist With No Teeth... So Why Hire An Agent With No Property?"



Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell gave a bleak assessment of the U.S. economy as he testified remotely to the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday. The only bright spot he mentioned was the mortgage market. Powell reiterated the central bank’s plan
As COVID-19 cases continued to climb in April, the housing market felt the strain of the pandemic. Prior to the outbreak, Buildfax, a property condition data service provider, reported demand for new homes was so high that a major housing
A lot of interesting ideas are being floated about how the coronavirus crisis will affect our future habits and social patterns. Some that I have come across lately that relate to the housing market and real estate include the idea
Until about three months ago, it was basically unthinkable that interest rates would ever fall below their record low of 3.31%, which was set in November 2012. But then the coronavirus happened. And as the virus was wreaking havoc on
HousingWire spoke to Matt Casey, CEO and president of CRS Data, about the ways real estate professionals can best leverage technology like the MLS Tax Suite to personalize the virtual sales experience. HousingWire: How does the mix of tax and
Amid the coronavirus pandemic and shifts in lending standards, marketing a mortgage company this year requires nimbleness and working across internal teams. That’s why we invited David Arnett, vice president of marketing and communications for Cherry Creek Mortgage, to speak
In April, the supply of homes for sale was down 24% year over year, while new listings fell 42%, a new report from Redfin said. Compared to a year ago, the biggest declines in active housing supply in April were