Every day, thousands of real estate transactions occur. But have you ever thought about how that's happening? Loan officers are hard at work making loans to qualified buyers. And for this, they are handsomely compensated. Read on to learn about loan officer salaries and how to maximize earnings. How Much Do Loan Officers Make? A loan officer …
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Whether you are a reporter, real estate agent, or just someone who loves facts and figures, you'll love our 2019 real estate statistics. We've compiled our favorites, ranging from average home prices to typical buyer demographics. Why Real Estate Statistics? Simple - we love all things real estate and we at REthority are an analytical bunch. Our …
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Florida- the place that snowbirds and vacationers visit to relax in the sun. With so many visitors, a career as agent or broker can be lucrative. However, you first need to understand the Florida real estate license requirements. Related: Interested in real estate? Make sure to read our complete guide to becoming a real estate agent. While …
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Here's a good piece of news for business owners: The IRS has increased the 2019 mileage rate. Realtors, property managers, and real estate investors can now deduct 58 cents per mile for business use. Don't speak tax code? That's okay, we've broken down what this increase means and who can take advantage of it. 2019 Standard Mileage Rates The 2019 …
No matter how carefully you do your job as a real estate agent, you can still be sued. A client can claim that you’ve not done the job they hired you to do, which is exactly why you need your own kind of malpractice insurance. Luckily, you have Error and Omissions insurance to help you protect yourself. Related: Are you a new agent? Learn more …
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You've decided to become a home inspector, congratulations! You've completed your education, passed any state required licensing exams and joined professional associations. The last thing to do before launching your home inspection business is to get the proper insurance coverage. Since you can't just take out "home inspector insurance," we've …
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Skip tracing (also known as debtor and fugitive recovery or skiptrace) is the act of pinpointing a person's whereabouts. Skip refers to the person who is being located, derived from the phrase "to skip town." Tracing (used as a verb) is the act of locating the person who "skipped." Who Uses Skip Tracing? Skip tracers can be any of the …
