Reader, new LIBOR replacement, and housing costs lowering birth rates.  

Your first tuesday real estate news
Week of July 30, 2018

FEATURES

Financial sector tests out LIBOR replacement
The replacement will be more reliable than the scandal-ridden LIBOR.

Fewer children born in CA's high-cost metros
A correlation between rising home values and falling birth rates has experts wondering.

Read more

Change the law: Require a statement disclosing an SFR's operating expenses
Our proposal to mandate disclosure of operating costs for SFRs.

Read more

Poll  Vote on it

1. How often do your sellers accept the first offer they receive?

2. How often do your buyers make an offer on the first property they see?

 
 

The authority to legislate [video]
Covers the power of the CA legislature to enact laws.

May a trustee retain surplus funds from a foreclosure while a wrongful foreclosure action is pending?
Get the ruling here.

Read more

Home prices run away from incomes, for now [chart]
Today's volatile relationship between incomes and home prices is ripe for a correction.

Read more

Will first-time homebuyers save CA's homeownership rate? [chart]
Despite a growing first-time homebuyer population, homeownership is low.

The rising trend in CA construction starts [chart]
SFR and multi-family starts are on the upswing.

Read more

Solar on every roof? New construction standards in CA.
California aims to reach its net-zero energy goals for new homes by 2020.

Form udpates  Form Updates This Month

- FORM CATEGORY: Form #

No form updates this month.

 

To access all updated forms, view our RPI Forms library here.

 

This email was sent to: [Email]

Update your email Unsubscribe
DRE Sponsor No. 0473 / S0110
NMLS Course Provider No. 1400986

Notary Vendor No. 606332 / 306333  

Copyright © 2018 first tuesday
PO Box 5707, Riverside,CA 92517
9
51.781.7300 

Share the newsletter: