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Thursday, July 02, 2009
Bond market to Obama: Wake up
News of a 467,000-job loss in June, one-third worse than forecast, is hurting stocks but no help to long rates: the 10-year is stuck at 3.5 percent, mortgages just under 5.5 percent.
"Green shooters" say the payroll weakness was magnified by temporary auto-plant closings, and they point to signs of bottom in auto sales and housing prices, and see optimism in the June ISM-manufacturing survey crawling uphill. More »
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Realtor Notebook
Zillow crunches new refi limits
6.6% of loans too deep underwater for Home Affordable refis
Title premiums down 25% in Q1
Decline less severe than last year
Mortgage rates retreat from highs
Rates down quarter percent from '09 peak
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INDUSTRY SPECIAL REPORTS
Teaming up for real estate success
Real estate agents can specialize in tasks best suited to their skill set and extend their reach by becoming team players. There are many models for real estate teams -- some use a blend of agents and non-agents to serve clients, and there are also a range of commission-sharing models.
New views on real estate compensation
The debate just won't go away. Do mainstream compensation practices in the real estate industry benefit consumers? Is a percentage-based compensation structure equitable, considering the wide variance of home prices in markets across the country? Should brokers representing buyers be paid directly by buyers, rather than the dominant system of the listing broker offering compensation to the buyer's broker?
Real estate without walls
Today's real estate office can be a car, a coffee shop or most any location within reach of a signal tower or Wi-Fi hot spot. This package of articles focuses on companies that are breaking down the walls of the traditional real estate brokerage office by streamlining operations and rethinking its size, design and relevance while empowering staff and agents to work remotely.
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