Educated and unemployed: college degrees ain’t what they used to be
The delinquency rate on student loans is soaring.
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Author: Greg Huitrado
Look out! Transfer of servicing rights may derail short sales
Short sales don’t need another stumbling block. However, an increasing number of short sales are...
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U.S. Census Bureau brings the 2011 American Housing Survey to the public
Agents need data to take better advantage of their innate optimism. Thankfully, more data has arrived!
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An interview with Real Estate Commissioner Wayne Bell
first tuesday recently had the opportunity to interview Wayne Bell, California’s new Real Estate Commissioner about his appointment and the future of the Department of Real Estate (DRE). We also posed several reader questions, chosen from the tremendous number of inquiries sent to us. Thanks for participating! If you enjoyed this feature, please let us know in the comments.
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Rise of the wealthy renter: former homeowners flock to apartment units
Pinning the increasing wealth of renters to a change in consumer preferences is the wishful thinking of landlords and property managers. The fact of the matter is the mass defaults of the financial crisis forced owners out of their homes and into rentals. And now, the return to mortgage lending fundamentals is keeping them there, for the time being.
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