Inman PM: Health care: real estate's sore spot

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ADVERTISEMENT The federal homebuyer tax credit is expiring. The signed purchase contract deadline is April 30, 2010. Find out if your clients are eligible. Act now TODAY'S TOP STORIES = Premium Member News - Join Now » Thursday, April 22, 2010 Health care: real estate's sore spot By TERESA BOARDMAN I never thought I would be writing about health care reform. I have never really understood my own insurance policies. I just know they are expensive and they don't cover everything. Before I wrote this, I talked with some of my peers. I couldn't find anyone who understands the health reform act that was passed in March, or who seemed very interested in the subject. More » Real estate sales spike 16% in March NAR credits tax credit for surge Foreclosures: Where the wild things are Raccoons, bobcats and bears, oh my Group calls for affordable rental housing Report: Family needs $38K income for typical rental unit Saying 'I do' to homeownership, marriage REThink Real Estate Putting a price on odor problem Rent it Right OTHER TOP STORIES 8 reasons we need independent contractors What role should government play? Find 'forgotten' tax break for first-timers Tax credit's second coming: no miracles Ex-KB Home CEO facing prison Latest News »	ADVERTISEMENT Meet the leaders in real estate technology and innovation. Don't miss the best real estate tech conference - Real Estate Connect SF. Bigger and better than ever. July 13-15, 2010. Register Today! NOTABLE QUOTE "Given the importance of the corporate brand to its strategy, GoodLife Team does not hire agents who see themselves as independent businesspeople. The company heavily recruits people who have had success in corporate sales, know how to work in a corporate environment, know how to utilize support, and are comfortable with being managed actively." --Robert Hahn MOST POPULAR Crackdown on independent contractors Adapting to Gen X, Y clients Lawsuit targets mobile real estate apps
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