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Reader, SF's failed housing plan, and updates to licensing rules.

Your first tuesday real estate news
Week of October 3, 2016

FEATUREs

HUD kills SF's preferential housing plan for minority residents
San Francisco's answer to gentrification was rejected due to disparate impact.

License eligibility for unlicensed real estate practitioners, and gender-conforming language
Recent legislative updates to licensing rules.

Long-awaited Atmosphere eases San Diego affordable housing shortage
The development will house both low-income and formerly homeless residents.

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Who are the majority of the all-cash buyers in your market?

More one-person households buying homes
The number of single households is holding steady.

May property owners refuse to perform on a tenant’s purchase option due to a breach occurring years prior?
Get the ruling here.

FARM: The drawbacks of overpricing your home for sale
A flyer to help your clients avoid overpricing their home.

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

Refinances up while rates remain low
The number of residential refinances in CA increased in Q2 2016.

FARM: Repairs to consider before selling your home
Help your seller clients prep their homes for a sale with these repairs.

REIT: playing the real estate game from the sidelines
Share values were up from the prior year in Q3 2016.

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Understanding the lender of last resort

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