Real Estate Agents Could Get Legal Clarity That Sets Them Up for New Benefits
A Congressional effort could give real estate agents more clarity about their employment protections, encouraging more full-time agents to stay in the business. H.R. 3495, the Direct Seller and Real Estate Agent Harmonization Act, would clarify real estate agents' status as independent contractors.
Built After a High-Society Scandal, a $3.5 Million Gilded Age Mansion Hits ‘Millionaire’s Row’ in Massachusetts
A second Draper family estate has come to market on Hopedale's Adin Street, the Massachusetts road once dubbed "Millionaire's Row." The Crossways, at 105 Adin Street, shares the street with The Ledges, the Jazz Age castle built for Eben S. Draper Jr, and is newly listed for $3.5 million. "Along Adin
40% of Americans Spend Most of Their Paycheck in 48 Hours—Why Financial Experts Say Homeowners Need To Stop
It can be tempting to spend your paycheck as soon as you get it. But, many Americans do just that, with 40% spending most of their paycheck within 48 hours, according to a recent survey by FinanceBuzz and Wells Fargo. Another 46% make a purchase to "treat themselves". While celebrating payday with a
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