State Senator To Feds: "Look For Real Problems"
The RE market has overheated and more regulation is in the pipe. In Oklahoma the legislature is considering a bill which would change the services brokers offer clients. I don't know the basics of the measure but find it interesting how touchy lawmakers are getting.
"The proposed bill, Senate Bill 673, would establish a minimum level of services that real estate brokers are required to perform."
"The Justice Department's Antitrust Division sent a letter to leaders of the state Legislature on Friday urging rejection of the proposed legislation."
"State Sen. Paul Gumm who is a Realtor, (said) 'I would encourage this Justice Department, which allowed the scandals at Enron and WorldCom to occur, to look for real problems to solve instead of trying to create them in Oklahoma.'"
4 Comments:
bears!
http://www.latimes.com/classified/realestate/news/communities/la-re-guide27mar27,0,424560.story?coll=la-realestate-communities
http://www.latimes.com/classified/realestate/news/communities/la-re-guide10apr10,0,4623452.story?coll=la-home-realestate
here is the history of median home prices in two communities in LA . One is rich and one is average
Thanks
Madhu
Hey Madhu,
Give credit where credit is due! I posted those links earlier with commentary ealier today - here:
http://forums.craigslist.org/?forumID=6
and here:
http://discussions.realestatejournal.com/WebX?50@165.Bdy0aYg5tz5.6@.ee8c067
earlier in the day!
Love, Cashking
hey cashking
agreed!
but public link, on a public forum, needs to be credited!!!
still it is hardwork, i agree to find the source.
Huh? How did the Justice department allow Enron and Worldcom to occur?
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