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Uncovering deception in real estate tech fundraising

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The best practice — and the most transparent — is talking about equity as equity, debt as debt, and not inflating the headline number by combining the two. Continue reading →

Housing market heats up in all but biggest US cities: Case-Shiller

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The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller US National Home Price NSA Index rose 3.2%, but gains were a bit more modest in the largest U.S. cities. Continue reading →

Foreclosure filings see small bump in August: Attom

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According to the latest data released on Thrusday by Attom Data Solutions, foreclosure filings are up 4 percent from July 2019 but down 24 percent from the same time last year. Continue reading →

Nearly 776K homes are at extreme risk of wildfire damage: CoreLogic

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As wildfires continue to ravage Southern California, hundreds of thousands more homes are at risk of fire-related damage. Continue reading →

These are the most popular home improvement projects in the country

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Carpets, floors, paneling and plumbing are the remodeling projects most preferred by homeowners across the country, according to a recent Harvard report. Continue reading →

Eight states see an uptick in home delinquencies: CoreLogic

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While home foreclosure rates are still at a 20-year low, some states have been seeing increases in the number of delinquencies. Vermont, New Hampshire, Nebraska and Minnesota saw the highest delinquency rates in June, according to the latest data from … Continue reading →