Condemned Boston Home That Was Ravaged by Fire Sells for Full Ask of $776K—Just 3 Days After It Was Listed

A sizable Boston property that sustained significant damage in a November 2024 fire has sold for its full asking price of $776,000—within days of the listing going live. Located in the bustling neighborhood of Dorchester, the eight-bedroom dwelling had previously been used as a two-family rental unt

How two LOs helped champion proprietary reverse mortgage legislation in Tennessee

Proprietary reverse mortgages have gained a lot of traction over the past year and now account for more industry volume than federally insured Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (HECMs). With the help of loan officers Nathan Guerrero and Jackson Matheson, Tennessee will soon join the list of states to

Pritzker’s honor: Illinois housing reform fight intensifies

The fight over Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s sweeping housing reform agenda is intensifying as both sides harden their positions. Supporters and detractors by the thousands delivered their opening arguments Thursday at the first major hearing on Pritzker’s six-bill package. Pritzker’s BUILD plan see

‘I Bought a Fixer-Upper in a Remote Desert Outpost To Build the Ultimate Stargazing Retreat’

With no stores, restaurants, gas stations, or even paved streets in sight, the "semi-ghost town" of Darwin, CA—home to fewer than 30 year-round residents—is not for everyone. But for retired civil engineer Michael Kantor, this scruffy old mining community holds one irresistible draw: the world-class