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More homeowners are putting their houses on the market to take advantage of record-high prices—only to find that they've overestimated how much buyers are willing and able to pay.

Central banks around the world are now starting to cut interest rates. With the Bank of Canada and the ECB being the first two central banks to cut. Does that mean that the Federal Reserve might be next?

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Inflation levels are still elevated across America. With the 3.3% inflation rate today being healthily above the Fed's 2% target. This indicates that the Fed is unlikely to cut interest rates in the near term.

Betting markets suggest we will see 1-2 Fed Rate cuts before the end of this year. This would push mortgage rate down to 6.5% range. Which would not be enough to bring many homebuyers back into the market.
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Around 15 years ago, New Zealand experienced a significant shift in its real estate market when it moved away from the traditional model involving buyers' agents. The primary change was the introduction of the Real Estate Agents Act 2008, which came into full effect in 2009. This Act aimed to provide better protection for consumers and ensure greater transparency and accountability within the real estate industry.

Key Changes and Impacts:

1. Introduction of a Single-Agent Model:

   • The new legislation effectively eliminated the traditional role of buyers' agents, leading to a single-agent model where one agent represents the seller and assists the buyer.
   • This change was intended to streamline the process and reduce conflicts of interest, as previously, dual agency (where one agent represented both buyer and seller) had been common and controversial.

2. Enhanced Consumer Protection:

   • The Real Estate Agents Authority (REAA) was established to oversee the conduct of real estate agents and handle complaints, offering greater protection to consumers.
   • New rules and a Code of Professional Conduct and Client Care were implemented to ensure that agents acted ethically and transparently.

3. Market Dynamics:

   • The removal of buyers' agents led to a greater emphasis on the role of listing agents who primarily represent the interests of sellers.
   • Buyers had to become more self-reliant, conducting their own research and negotiations without a dedicated agent advocating on their behalf.

4. Impact on Real Estate Practices:

   • The industry saw an increase in the use of public auctions and open homes as preferred methods for selling properties, providing a more open and competitive environment for buyers.
   • Some buyers sought legal or independent advisory services to fill the gap left by buyers' agents, particularly for assistance with legal and financial aspects of property transactions.

5. Market Reactions:

   • Initially, there was some confusion and adjustment as both consumers and agents adapted to the new regulatory environment.
   • Over time, the market stabilized, and consumers became more accustomed to the new system, with many appreciating the increased transparency and regulatory oversight.

Long-term Effects:

• Property Values and Market Stability:

  • The market continued to grow, with property values generally increasing, although influenced by broader economic factors beyond the changes in real estate practices.
  • The single-agent model became the norm, and the real estate industry adapted to the regulatory changes, maintaining a robust and active market.

• Consumer Confidence:

  • Increased regulatory oversight and clearer guidelines for agent conduct helped to boost consumer confidence in the real estate process.
  • Buyers and sellers became more informed and cautious, often seeking independent advice to navigate transactions effectively.

In summary, the decision to move away from buyers' agents in New Zealand around 15 years ago led to significant changes in the real estate market, with a focus on enhanced consumer protection and transparency. While the adjustment period presented challenges, the long-term impact has been a more regulated and stable market environment.

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“Steering is a very serious legal issue in the antitrust world,” Ketchmark said in a statement. “Anyone who thinks they can send out a few emails or bury their head in the sand and avoid the application of the law is wrong. As these new rules take effect we will take legal action to enforce the settlement agreement.”

Young people in the U.S. are frustrated by the real estate market, as housing affordability has become the top issue influencing their vote in this November’s election. Is this the whole story or just the tip of the affordability crisis?
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Following the implementation of the NAR settlement's policy changes on August 17, 2024, there is significant speculation about the impact on the behavior of home buyers. One notable prediction is that up to 40% of buyers might choose to go directly to the listing agent, bypassing traditional buyer's agents. This potential shift is driven by the new rules eliminating mandatory offers of compensation from listing brokers to buyer brokers on MLS listings​ (RISMedia)​​ (RealEstateNews.com)​.

The settlement, which is a result of antitrust lawsuits, mandates several changes, including the removal of broker compensation fields from MLS listings and the requirement for buyers' agents to have formal agreements with their clients before showing properties​ (Mortgage Reports)​. These changes aim to increase transparency and allow for more direct negotiation of agent fees between clients and their agents, but they also mean that buyers now bear more responsibility for negotiating and covering their agent’s commission.

The implications of these changes are far-reaching. While it could lead to cost savings for some sellers, buyer agents might face challenges in justifying their value to clients who are now responsible for their fees. This shift could encourage buyers to approach listing agents directly to avoid additional costs, potentially changing the dynamics of how real estate transactions are conducted​ (RealEstateNews.com)​.

Homes are not selling as fast as they once were. This is causing supply to grow in some areas. Here's what that means for you as a homebuyer or seller.

“Home sellers are returning to the market but finding buyers hesitating,” Zillow’s chief economist wrote in a monthly housing report.

Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO of QI Research, recaps the latest June FOMC meeting, and discusses the accelerating bankruptcy cycle's impact on the labor market and inflation.





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4:48 - Bankruptcies
7:50 - Labor market
9:40 - Dot plots
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19:28 - Inflation outlook
21:16 - Dollar index
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Wholesaling real estate may be banned nationwide within a few short years. After a new law was passed in South Carolina prohibiting the practice, other states started to follow their lead, making their own laws that limit or completely restrict wholesaling real estate. Why is this happening now, and if a nationwide wholesaling ban does get passed, are there loopholes for wholesalers to still make money assigning properties? South Carolina real estate attorney Gary Pickren is on the show to explain.

Gary is no stranger to wholesaling. He’s quick to tell you how crucial wholesaling has been to his business’s growth. But Gary isn’t trying to dance around the new laws and pretend that everything will be alright for real estate wholesalers. In fact, Gary believes that this new South Carolina law could change real estate wholesaling forever, and it may even be for the best.

We’ll describe the new South Carolina law and the legal verbiage that spells out the wholesaling ban. Gary even gives a completely legal way of getting around the new wholesaling law, but the rules MUST be followed. If you’re a wholesaler anywhere in the United States, this law directly affects you and your livelihood. Not staying up-to-date on this could, at best, cost you money or, at worst, land you behind bars.

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Interest rates, along with the distraction of a three-day weekend, further slowed the mortgage market last week. Tho Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) reports that its Market Composite Index, a measure of mortgage loan application volume, decreased 5.2 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis from one week earlier and 16.0 percent compared with the previous week. The results include an adjustment for the Memorial Day holiday. The Refinance Index decreased 7.0 percent and was 5.0 percent higher than the same week one year ago. The refinance share of mortgage activity decreased to 31.1 percent of total applications from 31.3 percent the previous week. [refiappschart] The seasonally adjusted Purchase Index decreased 4.0 percent from one week earlier. The unadjusted Purchase Index was also down 16.0 percent compared with the previous week and 13.0 percent lower than the same week one year ago.+ [purchaseappschart] “Mortgage rates moved slightly higher last week, with the 30-year conforming rate reaching 7.07 percent – its highest level since early May – despite incoming data indicating somewhat slower economic growth,” said Mike Fratantoni, MBA’s SVP and Chief Economist. “After adjusting for the Memorial Day holiday, both purchase and refinance application volumes were down, with purchase activity specifically 13 percent below last year’s level.” Added Fratantoni, “Government purchase volume was down less, helped by growth in VA applications. The market is relying on first-time homebuyer demand, and many first-time buyers do use government lending programs.”