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Reader, CAR under fire in forms countersuit, and sellers' dreary price expectations.

Your first tuesday real estate news
Week of August 29, 2016

FEATUREs

CAR is “dangerously close” to having a monopoly on real estate forms
PDFfiller calls out CAR in countersuit over forms.

Today’s sellers wary of future price drop
Most sellers believe now is the time to sell.

Real estate agents take to the skies with new drone guidelines
FAA regulations make drones more accessible to agents.

Vote on it

How will ending the mortgage interest tax deduction (MID) affect home prices?

Multi-generational living on the rise in CA
More familes are sharing one home in the Golden State.

The votes are in: Prop 13 maintains loyal following
See what our readers have to say about Prop 13.

Anaheim bans short-term SFR occupancies
See why the city council voted to boot short-term rentals.

Do extensive pre-eminent domain tests constitute a taking of property?
Get the ruling here.

Jobs move real estate
Job numbers decreased in July 2016 but remain high.

Why rent control won’t fix Orange County’s price problem
The OC needs a better solution for high rents.

CalPaces

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The rising trend in CA construction starts
Multi-family starts have decelerated over the last six months.

FARM: Commercial tenant relocation
A letter to solicit commerical clients seeking to relocate.

Unemployment fluctuates
California’s unemployment rate rose to 5.9% in July 2016.

FARM: September Newsletter 2016
A printable newsletter for the month of September.

Video

Virtual reality home listings and open houses

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