The US Supreme Court provided a partial victory to a Michigan family whose home was sold and seized at below market value to pay relatively small tax bill. According to combined media sources, Michael Pung and his family lost their home over a $2,242 tax debt....
A Phil Hall Op-Ed: I would like to share a news story that hasn’t received a great deal of attention. It is about private property and a city government harassing a law-abiding homeowner because he believes in God. Admittedly, this isn’t something that you normally...
The Supreme Court considers the Federal Reserve, a once-grand mall faces oblivion, and New York City’s mayor has a plumbing update. From the wild and wooly world of real estate, here are our Hits and Misses for the week of Jan. 19-23. Miss: The Justices Are Not...
New leaders for the FHFA and HUD, the status quo at the CFPB and State Farm staying out of the TV spotlight. From the wild and wooly world of real estate, here are our Hits and Misses for the week of Jan. 13-17. Hit: The Right Man for the Job. Perhaps the most...
The US Supreme Court has declined without comment to consider an appeal by the National Association of Realtors (NAR) to stop the US Department of Justice (DOJ) from reopening an investigation into NAR’s Participation Rule and Clear Cooperation Policy that was...
Pending Home Sales Slide to Nearly Three-Year Low as Buyers Pull Back
