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November 19, 2024

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Navigating HOA rules: Considerations for real estate agents, buyers and sellers A guide for practitioners on the nuances of how homeowners associations can affect transactions. Full Story: REALTOR® Magazine (11/14)

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How agents can help home buyers save on utility bills

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Real estate professionals can not only reduce homeownership costs for their clients—but also prove their value and expertise along the way. Full Story: REALTOR® Magazine (11/13)

Navigating FHA loan requirements: Crafting home purchase agreements with ease More home buyers are turning to FHA mortgages, which have more lenient eligibility requirements than conventional loans. Real estate agents who learn the ins and outs of this type of financing can help ensure a smooth transaction. Full Story: REALTOR® Magazine (11/14)

How Resisto builds strong bonds with contractors Resisto distinguishes itself by cultivating strong relationships with contractors, according to Chad VanderWeide, national sales manager for the brand. This commitment to relationship-building is a key aspect of their market presence, said VanderWeide during an episode of Roofing Road Trips. Full Story: RoofersCoffeeShop (11/18)

Real Estate Trends

Homebuilder confidence reaches highest level since April The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index rose to 46 this month, from 43 the previous month, marking the highest level since April. "With the elections now in the rear view mirror, builders are expressing increasing confidence that Republicans gaining all the levers of power in Washington will result in significant regulatory relief for the industry that will lead to the construction of more homes and apartments," said NAHB Chairman Carl Harris."This is reflected in a huge jump in builder sales expectations over the next six months." Full Story: Reuters (11/18)

Designers share common wall art mistakes to avoid Choosing the right wall art can be challenging, but avoiding common mistakes can enhance your space. Designer Elizabeth Sutton advises against mass-produced art, suggesting local or original pieces instead. Alexis Woodbury Earman emphasizes the importance of size, recommending larger pieces for small spaces. Other tips include aligning art with the room's color palette, avoiding overly matching pieces and ensuring proper framing. Full Story: Real Simple (11/18)

Technology & Innovations

Could Apple expand smart-home offering with branded TV? Rumors about an Apple-branded TV have resurfaced, with Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reporting that the company is evaluating the idea as it focuses on smart-home technology. Apple reportedly is developing a display to manage smart home products, expected to debut in March, with Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claiming that Apple is developing a smart-home camera. Full Story: CNET (11/18)

Business Wellness

Got a leader who's breaking the rules? Promote them!

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Promoting leaders who are willing to challenge existing norms can lead to significant positive changes in the workplace as they help eliminate unnecessary tasks, which can create an environment where innovation thrives and employee turnover declines, writes Lisa Bodell, the founder and CEO of FutureThink. "Innovation requires defying convention, and promoting people who think differently ensures a pipeline of fresh ideas," Bodell writes. Full Story: Forbes (tiered subscription model) (11/15)

Fair & Equitable Housing

Rhode Island event addresses affordable housing challenges At a policy breakfast held in Westerly, R.I., stakeholders gathered to discuss the pressing need for affordable housing in Washington County. Healthy Bodies Healthy Minds organized the event, which brought together community leaders, residents and policymakers to explore barriers and develop strategies for expanding housing access. Full Story: Providence Business News (R.I.) (11/17)

Legislation & Regulation

How Trump's policies could affect the economy The US economy is in a solid position going into 2025, and how president-elect Donald Trump's policies will affect it remains unclear. "There are two multiplicative sources of uncertainty: One, of course, is what they're going to do," said Michael Feroli, the chief U.S. economist at JPMorgan. "The other is: Even if you know what they're going to do, what is it going to mean for the economy?" To quantify the impact, details are needed on policy wild cards including tariffs, mass deportations, and deregulation. Full Story: The New York Times (11/18)

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