Farmers Ins. Policies May Be Renewed by Slide
In July, Farmers Ins. said it won’t renew 100K Fla. policies, but Slide Ins. acquired renewal rights for 86K homeowners’ policies – but not renters, auto or umbrella.
Burnett v. NAR Trial Begins Today
NAR Pres. Tracy Kasper says the association posted a pre-trial summary and will do the same after the trial, but it won’t be providing day-to-day updates on the case.
HUD ‘Latino Task Force’ to Focus on Hispanic Housing
During Hispanic Heritage Month, HUD will take a closer look at housing issues, part of a larger federal effort to enhance educational and economic opportunities.
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