Cryptocurrency brings unique risks and challenges to purchasing real estate. Real estate professionals can help guide their clients through a crypto-funded transaction with these best practices.
NAR Prioritizes a Respectful Workplace
For the National Association of REALTORS®, a strong focus on respect is a longstanding commitment that starts with training for staff and volunteer leaders.
NAR Responds to FHFA on Rental Housing Policy
NAR believes an additional layer of federal regulations will only serve to create confusion among housing providers, lenders, and renters.
NAR Warns Bank Regulators of Impact of Basel III Proposal
Banks’ ability to provide mortgage lenders with lines of credit as well as support for the commercial and construction industries could be affected.
Emerging Technology for Real Estate With Dan Weisman and Dave Conroy of NAR
Dan Weisman and Dave Conroy talk about chatbots, fractional real estate, and what they see for the future of cryptocurrency, and offer software suggestions and usage tips.
How Much Power Do Appraisers Have Over Home Value?
The answer to who can set market value involves buyers, sellers—and the very definition of “value.”
Administration Announces Updates for Housing Supply and Multifamily Housing
The White House released two announcements last week, outlining actions to boost the housing supply, and offering guidance for multifamily properties.
Antitrust for Associations
Antitrust compliance isn’t just for the members; associations play a role, too.
Solutions for the Housing Crisis
With the help of NAR resources, REALTOR® associations across the U.S. are rallying support to keep housing affordable and available for all.
Affordable or Attainable?
When it comes to housing, words matter. Although “affordable housing” is a commonly used term, an alternative “attainable” can also cause confusion.