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HGTV star Christina Haack has once again assailed ex-husband Josh Hall and branded his response to her opening up about their tumultuous marriage “not exactly masculine.” The 42-year-old “Flip Off” star —who split from Hall, 44, in July 2024—shared her true thoughts on him after Hall allegedly branded her a “liar” in his Instagram Story.Read …
Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers has warned that growing federal deficits could lead to a dramatic spike in mortgage rates, unless productivity gains from artificial intelligence boost government revenues. Summers, who served as Treasury secretary in the Clinton administration and was a top economic adviser in the Obama administration, laid out two possible scenarios inRead …
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A FICO credit score, short for Fair Isaac Corporation, plays an important part in buying a home. How high or low your score is will determine what kind of loan you qualify for. FICO scores range from 300 to 850. A higher score shows a person is at a lower credit risk, which is good.Read …
AI isn’t here to replace Realtors® or the value you bring to every transaction, but it can help you grow your business. At our Annual Convention & Trade Expo, LoKation Real Estate CEO Jonathan Lickstein shared practical ways Realtors can…
Recorded LIVE at the 2025 Florida Realtors® Convention & Trade Expo, Jonathan Lickstein**, CEO of LoKation Real Estate, shares how artificial intelligence is reshaping the real estate industry — and how agents can use AI to boost productivity, creativity, and…
The federal shutdown is rattling housing markets in states like Florida, but California’s has barely flinched. “Overall, the California housing market hasn’t shown signs of any major shifts since the government shutdown kicked off,” says Realtor.com® senior economic research analyst Hannah Jones. “New listing activity is up year over year, time on market is stableRead …
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A government shutdown doesn’t stop the housing market—but it can definitely slow things down. From delaying closings to shaking buyer confidence, even a short shutdown causes ripple effects that can reach your front door. When Washington gridlocks, it doesn’t just stay in DC—it filters down to everyday buyers, sellers, and homeowners across the country. ARead …
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Down payments are holding steady as the housing market cools, offering a bit relief for buyers—although some regions remain much more affordable than others. The typical down payment buyers paid from July to September 2025 was an average of 14.4%, or $30,400—up roughly $500 from the last quarter but nearly unchanged form a year agoRead …
Down Payments Finally Stop Rising-Here’s What Homebuyers Are Paying Now Read More »
Unfortunately, many homeowners can wind up with a guest or two who have worn out their welcome, including relatives. But if that relative has taken up permanent residency in your home and you need them gone, it’s time to start thinking about eviction. If you’re feeling more than a bit guilty over the prospect, don’tRead …
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Kanye West has reportedly sold off his second Wyoming ranch, back to the original owners for $14 million, in the midst of reported money woes. The rapper, 48, returned Bighorn Mountain Ranch, which sprawls across 6,713 acres, to the Flitner family, who first sold the “Gold Digger” hitmaker the land in 2019, after West neglectedRead …
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