When your house doesn’t sell, it’s not just disappointing. It messes with your timing. Your plans. Your confidence. You start second-guessing everything, including the decision to move in the first place. And that raises 2 big questions: Do you try again? Is that even worth it? Here’s the secret to getting a better outcome the […]
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Under Pennsylvania law, real estate brokers licensed by the state are required to maintain a physical main office in the state. However, one broker is looking to challenge this requirement, which he considers outdated and anticompetitive. In mid-May, Kevin Gaughen, the broker-owner of Lemoyne, Penn.-based Gaughen Home Realty, filed a lawsuit in the Commonwealth Court
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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer wants to “build, baby, build,” but a bipartisan housing reform package is limping in the legislature. Nonetheless, a single-stair bill outside that comprehensive package has stepped up. The Michigan Senate is now weighing a pair of bills that would allow multifamily buildings up to six stories to be built with a single
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