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How Generational Trends Have Changed in Social Media

RIS Media

Agents across different generations have embraced social media as another tool, but how they employ their digital platforms differs across the board. Millennials and Generation Z (18 – 39 Years Old and Younger). – People from Generation Z (10-23 years old) were born with social media and iPhones.

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How Generational Trends Have Changed in Social Media

RIS Media

Agents across different generations have embraced social media as another tool, but how they employ their digital platforms differs across the board. Millennials and Generation Z (18 – 39 Years Old and Younger). – People from Generation Z (10-23 years old) were born with social media and iPhones.

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Share of Millennial homebuyers on the rise

Real Trends

homebuyers at 43%, up from 37% a year ago, while Baby Boomers (those aged 57 to 75) made up the largest share of home sellers at 42%, according to the National Association of Realtors’ 2022 Generational Trends report released on Wednesday. Millennials have been the largest share of buyers since the 2014 generational trends report.

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NAR’s Generational Trends Report Reveals What Consumers Look For in an Agent

Broke Agent Media

BAM Key Details: The NAR Generational Trends Report for 2023 reveals what consumers of all generational groups look for in an agent when they’re ready to buy or sell. The trends in the report also highlight what buyers and sellers of different generations value in their previous experiences with agents.

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Research Spotlights Barriers to Asian American Homeownership

RIS Media

was higher than that of Gen X index (148.9), Boomers (145.0) and the Silent generation (145.5). Homebuying trends since the onset of COVID do highlight some promising progress among Asian Americans, particularly those who fall into additional marginalized categories like women and younger age groups.

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Fratantoni: Why FHFA and GSEs should revisit their pricing framework?

Housing Wire

x 4%) = 6.16% capital). While there are alternative executions available for some categories of loans that the GSEs guarantee, these alternatives may involve more friction, more risk, and/or different regulatory or other requirements. The secondary market entities face a different challenge. Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FHA, the U.S.

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Virtual notary adoption surges as businesses rush to close transactions remotely

Housing Wire

The pandemic has fast-tracked market acceptance and business operations for Notarize and RON as a category,” Kinsel said. The notary uses a special x.509 Lenders need the capability to generate an electronic promissory note (eNote) and an eVault to store and manage copies of eNotes. 509 digital certificate.

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