Fla. Amends Do-Not-Call Law to Ease Confusion
A change two years ago resulted in more court cases, with many based on questions about texts placed by an “automated system” and Fla. area-code confusion.
Analysis: U.S. Needs More than 4M Homes
Buyer demand remains high, in part, because so many young adults lived with parents during the pandemic. And due to rising prices, low-income families suffer most.
Court: Meta Suable for Ad-Tool Discrimination
Meta (Facebook) gave RE agents the ability to steer ads in ways that violate the Fair Housing Act, but “the users did it” doesn’t fully protect Meta from lawsuits.
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