It's Inman so it's behind a pay wall.https://www.inman.com/2019/05/03/exp-realty-accused-of-dozens-of-violations-in-california/Here's the sub-headline "The California Department of Real Estate (CDRE) filed a complaint against the virtual brokerage documenting 72 state regulations violations"

Don't expect metro Phoenix housing market crash due to COVID-19That's the headline in this morning's Arizona Republic from real estate reporter Catherine Reagor.As she says, "Metro Phoenix fares better in economic downturns not led by the real estate market, but that doesn’t mean the Valley’s housing market will be unscathed by the COVID-19 crisis. 

This may grab the headlines, but a 1031 is just one mechanism for cap gains mitigation. 

As you can see in the screenshot of financial headline today Juan, your taking an ounce of truth and whirling it up into a pound of lie. 

But I think your headline about infinite return being BS has valididty for another reason: in order to achieve 100% cash recycle rate you have to keep the remodel superficial. 

Much like other news don't get carried away by headlines. 

You'll read headlines that are written to get clicks and instill fear yet do not paint a full picture of the reality.

It looks like he tried it out but spends all his time on market analysis and news stories with real estate.Other than that I have always found WSJ to be relatively unbiased, informative, and focused on the right areas for news.I just recently got an app called Economist Expresso and it gives you a headline with one or two paragraphs giving some details on economy related news.