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Reader, CA's overvalued markets, and the CFPB's new foreclosure protections.

Your first tuesday real estate news
Week of November 21, 2016

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CA’s overvalued housing markets: cause for concern?
A look at housing bubbles in CA.

CFPB increases foreclosure protections
New servicer rules for mortgage delinquencies.

The unemployment rate is useless for real estate
Why unemployment does not present an accurate picture of the market.

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Is the name recognition of a franchise an important factor when choosing a brokerage company to work for?

CA mortgage and foreclosure rights for successors
Updated rules for mortgage servicers and successors on an owner's death.

Does minimal noise from a neighbor’s outdoor event constitute a private nuisance?
Get the ruling here.

Housing elements to consider residential development over city- or county-owned units
Housing plans will now include airspace above city- and county-owned properties.

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May a local ordinance prevent landlords from merging rental units after evicting tenants under the Ellis Act?
A California court of appeals weighs in.

Using the yield spread to forecast recessions and recoveries [chart]
The yield spread increased in September 2016.

FARM: Tips for finding and buying your first home
A flyer to solicit first-time homebuyers.

FARM: Just sold in your neighborhood
Advertise your sold property in a neighborhood.

What a Trump presidency means for the housing market
We took a closer look at Trump's proposed economic policies.

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