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Looks like not only our compensation got questioned.

When will they start going after the bottom-feeding attorneys?

You can't really expect home prices to crash when there are multiple offers flying around. It's all about supply and demand keeping those prices in check.

Plus, we're starting to see a little uptick in inventory.

As mortgage rates ease up, more folks will feel less tied down by their current situation. That means more houses hitting the market.

Life changes, you know?

New jobs, marriages, divorces, retiring, kids flying the nest, or sadly, losing loved ones — all these shake-ups will push people to find homes that better suit their new chapter.

This link is the slides from the Realtors Legislative Meeting in Washington D.C. last week.

DC usually brags about being recession-proof, but it's actually had the worst job market and slowest home price gains since 2000. Quite a shocker when you compare it to Nashville's bustling market.

Even though the national job scene is booming, offices are still getting smaller.

On the bright side, more inventory suggests home sales might pick up in the next few months.

But what happens to that massive budget deficit if and when the economy tanks in the future?

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Alexa

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