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- by Kim ShindleThe National Flood Insurance Program must be extended before Sept. 30, and NAR supports long-term reauthorization and reform. The NFIP has been extended 33 times since September 2017.
- by William LublinAs Realtors®, one of the best ways to make change is by voting for Realtor®-friendly candidates that help us advocate for our businesses, our industry and the communities we serve.
- by Hope WalbornDistrict 3 Vice President Dayna Gray shares more about her newly built off-grid home, including the building process and her temporary residence in a "shabin."
- by Hope WalbornThe survey found that most first-time buyers did not regret their purchase, but they did underestimate the hidden costs of homeownership.
- by Hope WalbornWith space shortages growing and demand expanding, 33% of Americans use self storage, and 18% plan to rent a unit in the future, according to a survey of nearly 3,000 conducted by StorageCafe.
- by Hope Walborn“Manufactured homes make up only 5% of the total housing stock but provide an alternative form of housing that meets the needs of various households, particularly in rural areas,” says NAHB.
- by Hope Walborn“Real estate has always been more than just a career for me – it’s a calling,” Rawls shares. "It's about helping people navigate life-changing moments … "
- by Kacy ClouserA lot of education about the Seller’s Disclosure Law is about a seller’s responsibilities. But what are some things that buyers (and their agents) should be taking into consideration when reviewing the Seller’s Property Disclosure Statement?
- by Hope WalbornDespite the cost of energy-efficient upgrades, 90% of those surveyed said they didn’t regret their decision to make them.
- by Hope WalbornFrom 2023 to 2024, the majority (35%) said their home insurance rates increased by 5.0% to 9.9%. A considerable 21% said their rates rose 10.0% to 19.9%.