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8 tips for working with homesellers who have sub-4% mortgages

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Sellers who are forced to move due to a job change or life event need help making the transition to a higher mortgage rate, Clever’s Luke Babich writes. Continue reading →

Powell timeline

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Inman Timeline Jerome Powell’s Tenure as Fed Chair From his February 2018 swearing-in through his final policy meeting on April 29, 2026 — the rate cuts, hikes, crises and political battles that defined Powell’s eight-plus years atop the Fe… Continue reading →

Opendoor’s mixed Q1 comes with a confident turnaround pitch

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Opendoor’s Q1 numbers were mixed, but CEO Kaz Nejatian isn’t apologizing. Here’s what the company’s internal metrics say about whether the turnaround is real. Continue reading →

Rocket grew market share amid ‘wild ride’ during Q1, Krishna says

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The company pulled in $2.8 billion in revenue after diversifying, accelerating with Redfin and Mr. Cooper acquisitions. Continue reading →

Real says REMAX deal could unlock leads, services and $30M in savings

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Real CEO Tamir Poleg identified delivering the $30 million in savings as one of Real’s three biggest priorities before closing the deal. Continue reading →

Zillow is making itself ‘increasingly indispensable’ with AI

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Zillow’s revenue rose 18 percent annually to $708 million during the first quarter as leaders double down on artificial intelligence. Continue reading →

The Iran War’s impact on the US housing market, explained

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Mortgage and credit experts explain what buyers, sellers and agents should expect from the Iran war’s impact — and what to do now. Continue reading →

The credit stress signals that housing headlines are missing

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New contributor Michael Krein, president of the REO Broker’s Association, says agents need to start paying attention to how credit-stressed consumers are right now. Continue reading →

The Iran war has the Fed reconsidering rate hikes — and more divided than ever

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The Fed held rates on Wednesday in its most divided vote in decades. Three dissenters say the Iran oil shock has changed the math. Continue reading →

The future of real estate won’t be defined by size alone

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Why the customer experience is becoming the real competitive advantage. Continue reading →