If that exception makes it into a final bill that both the House and the Senate pass – and the president signs – any seller with a contract in hand by midnight on Dec. 31 would be safe.However, the bill passed by the House includes no such exception.

The normalization trend continues:Brandy Guthrie, 2017 President of the Austin Board of REALTORS­® commented, “Due to rapid population growth throughout Central Texas, Austin continues to have one of the highest demands for housing in the nation.

I don't think the next President is reappoinging Jerome Powell no matter what he does, given the failures in 2021.

As far as real-estate experience goes, I have bought two homes in my lifetime as personal residences and I am the president of our neighborhood's property owner's association. 

Right agency, but the Senate refused to even consider her so the President now has her choice to replace her up for confirmation at the moment.

President of a development company is welcome.)Study, read two newspaper business seciions daily, NY Times Sunday edition at the library every week.

Don't forget a great picture of you and your 11 children.Your professional status - Agent, Broker, Auctioneer, CPA, Neighborhood Organizer (it worked for the president) Church official, CCIM, Realtor, Notary Seller assisted financing is the best loan you'll ever get - no points - no qualifying - no long application forms - no waiting for someone to say OK YOUR ARE APPROVED - or LOAN DENIED!

There was a much smaller group that was started by the previous president of the NWREII and I went to one of their meetings to find out what it was like.

From an article posted today:New Orleans’ hotly contested short-term rental (STR) debate will lead to a vote Thursday, Aug. 8 as the New Orleans City Council is scheduled to consider two ordinances that would change how STRs can operate in the city.The ordinances up for final approval include one by Councilwoman Kristin Gisleson Palmer that would create two categories of STRs — residential and commercial — by making changes to the city’s zoning ordinance.The second, by Palmer, City Council President Helena Moreno and Councilman Jay Banks would set rules for owner and operator permits and fees, as well as fines and penalties for noncompliance.

Sure we have a wild card president now but I hardly see that as a reason to sit there with concrete boots on.I would love to hear others opinions and possible additional experiences on this.