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Realtor.com and Down Payment Resource Team to help home shoppers find homebuyer assistance programs - Vimarsana News

Realtor.com and Down Payment Resource Team to help home shoppers find homebuyer assistance programs

ENewsChannels NEWS: -- Down Payment Resource (DPR), the nationwide database for U.S. homebuyer assistance programs, today announced that Realtor.com® has deployed DPR's search tool that helps home shoppers find homebuyer assistance programs. :: News from eNewsChannels

NAR Heads Into Midyear Gathering While Under Siege On Multiple Fronts - Vimarsana News

NAR Heads Into Midyear Gathering While Under Siege On Multiple Fronts

NAR will tackle real estate's hottest topics a week after suffering a series of legal setbacks in court. Here's a breakdown of the agenda.

Source: inman.com
Thousands of Midwest home sellers eligible to join lawsuit challenging real estate fees - Vimarsana News

Thousands of Midwest home sellers eligible to join lawsuit challenging real estate fees

A federal judge certified the case as a class action, meaning thousands of home sellers in the Midwest may be eligible to recover damages if the plaintiffs prevail.

Source: hppr.org
Thousands of Midwest home sellers eligible to join lawsuit challenging real estate fees - Vimarsana News

Thousands of Midwest home sellers eligible to join lawsuit challenging real estate fees

A federal judge certified the case as a class action, meaning thousands of home sellers in the Midwest may be eligible to recover damages if the plaintiffs prevail.

Source: kcur.org
City fails to approve residential infill agreement - Vimarsana News

City fails to approve residential infill agreement

A residential infill program proposed by a local developer that would have seen vacant, city-owned lots put back on the tax roll has hit a speed bump.