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06/25: The 2025 rules for buyer representation and fee-splitting avoidance are currently being edited into this e-book.
While SB 91 provides important protections for low-income tenants, firsttuesday proposes to grant anti-accrual protections to more tenants suffering hardship, much like the anti-deficiency protections granted to California homeowners.
Record-low interest rates and a tumultuous housing market resulted in very few cash buyers in 2020.
Income inequality is catching up with California’s economy, stifling household formation and dragging down the housing market.
2020 was a rough year for everyone, with renters and landlords often bearing the brunt of the recession.
Home prices continue to defy recessionary expectations, having increased to new heights in 2020.
Fixed rate mortgages continue on toward new lows; Interest rates hold onto their cyclical bottom; The LIBOR is going, going…
When the foreclosure moratorium ends, servicers may begin or resume the foreclosure process, unless homeowners are in a forbearance program.
The BPPI was +13.4 at the end of Q4 2020.
Jobs are the single most important economic factor in real estate.