Investors & Lenders See Single-Family Home Building Outpacing Multifamily
To own or to rent? It’s a question a lot of Americans are pondering these days—and not just when it comes to where they live.
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What is Binding Arbitration?
When purchasing your new home, it is important to understand the contract you are signing. Whether this home is a new construction or a resale
WHITE PAPER: Legal Changes Affect New Home Builders & Construction Industry
Home buyers are scrambling to find affordable entry level homes as the already low supply continues to decrease. On the surface, it seems like a
U.S. Home Builders are Benefitting from Foreign Home Buyers
Something’s driving the escalating demand for homes—and it’s not just local buyers. As housing markets become increasingly international, a growing number of foreign buyers are
Is Buying a Home for Your College Student a Sound Investment?
When Alexis Skordilis headed off to college at DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois last fall, her parents did the math. Dorm living or off-campus rental?
New Builder Portal Eases PWSC Online Home Enrollment
CHANTILLY, VA – July 24, 2017 – Professional Warranty Service Corporation (PWSC) is excited to announce the new and improved PWSC Builder Portal for Online
As Bankruptcies Disappear Home Buyers Reappear
After suffering a 20 percent pay cut during the recession, residential construction manager Rick LeBlanc fell behind on his monthly mortgage payments. Unable to sell,
Home Builders Seek Skilled & Affordable Labor
Frank Murphy, neighborhood developer with Wynne/Jackson, was in the middle of a big project when his entire construction crew simply failed to show up for
In South Carolina, the Right to Cure Really Means Something
South Carolina, like at least thirty-one other states, has a “right to cure” statute applicable to residential construction defect claims. The South Carolina Notice and
How Do Bidding Wars Affect Your New Home Sales?
After sharing an apartment with two friends, Nashville banker Josh Hing decided it was time to buy a home of his own. But every time