Lessons From a REOMAC Conference
By Dean Talaganis, ESQ REOMAC, the not-for-profit trade association, is perhaps the country’s largest…
read moreBy Dean Talaganis, ESQ REOMAC, the not-for-profit trade association, is perhaps the country’s largest…
read moreNEW REALTOR DESIGNATION GOES BEYOND INITIAL EDUCATION by Al Medina, GREEN, LEED AP There…
read moreBY TERRY PENZA As a real estate professional, you are used to selling products,…
read moreBy Tripti Kasal I have been in the real estate industry a long time,…
read moreBY DEAN TALAGANIS, ESQ REOMAC, the not-for-profit trade association, is perhaps the country’s largest…
read moreThe National Association of Realtors (NAR) was joined by Department of Housing and Urban…
read moreBy Pam Krieter Chief Executive Officer Mainstreet Organization of Realtors “Catching a fly ball…
read moreBy Carrie Kreydick and John-Paul Wolfe In commercial real estate, the letter of intent…
read moreBy Ginger Downs, RCE, CAE, IOM Chief Executive Officer Chicago Association of Realtors There…
read moreBy David Hanna Managing Partner, Prudential SourceOne Realty President-Elect, Chicago Association of Realtors In…
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Appraisals and appraisers often get blamed for deals gone bad, but appraisers have strict guidelines to adhere to thanks to changes in laws. What can everyone do to help make this process better? Can anything be done to “fix” appraisals?