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Chase International releases year end real estate report: Volume down, value consistent - Vimarsana News

Chase International releases year end real estate report: Volume down, value consistent

Chase International released its 2022 Year-end Real Estate Market Report which showed a lower overall volume in sales and available units for sale. Still, year over year, there is consistent value growth for homeowners throughout the Northern Nevada and California markets.

How to Plan, Start, & Grow a Real Estate Business: 27 Essential Tips - Vimarsana News

How to Plan, Start, & Grow a Real Estate Business: 27 Essential Tips

Ready to start a real estate business? Find out what mistakes to avoid, which leaps to take, and how to achieve that elusive seven-figure salary.

Chase real estate report shows sales slower in 2022, home values steady - Vimarsana News

Chase real estate report shows sales slower in 2022, home values steady

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — Chase International released its 2022 year-end Real Estate Market Report which showed lower overall volume in sales and available units for sale. Still, year over year, there is consistent value growth...

Dan Troup of RE/MAX® Named to 2023 RESO Board of Directors - Vimarsana News

Dan Troup of RE/MAX® Named to 2023 RESO Board of Directors

Data operations and strategy leader elected by independent, nonprofit real estate standards body.

Putting Numbers on Mortgage Job Cuts; Valuation Vendor News; The FTC and Non-Competes; Letter on Affordable Housing - Vimarsana News

Putting Numbers on Mortgage Job Cuts; Valuation Vendor News; The FTC and Non-Competes; Letter on Affordable Housing

Attorneys across the nation have taken note that the Federal Trade Commission has proposed a rule that would bar companies from requiring employees to sign a noncompete agreement, which limits workers' ability to leave for a rival or to strike out on their own in the same field. The FTC says barring noncompete agreements could raise pay by $300 billion annually. So the FTC wants to ban companies from telling their employees they can't work for competitors, and says it'll help workers make $300 billion more a year. From the East Coast, Brian B. points out that the FTC be...