Consumer Complaints and Buyer Protection

The housing crash exposed questionable lending and financial practices of the countrys largest lenders. In this report, T3 Sixty examines why brokers and agents should be aware of, and prepare for the impact of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Rescuing Homeownership

In this report, T3 Sixty explores the governments historic role in growing homeownership, andconsiders whats next on the governments agenda for the real estate industry

On the Edge of The Fiscal Cliff

Tax increases and government spending cuts scheduled for implementation in 2013 could slip the economy back into recession. In this report, T3 Sixty considers the implication for real estate.

Salvaging of the Housing Market

By the end of 2012, the US economy had lost momentum and weaker growth was expected to continue. In this report, T3 Sixty looked toward the future of the real estate market.

The Good, The Bad & The Ugly: The Price Of Greed And Stupidity

The housing market and real estate industry is in a slump, brought on in most part by bad economic decisions, risk taking and overspeculating. But instead of assigning blame, its now time for all role players and affected parties to stand together and the economy on a path to recovery, however long that might take.

Shattered Glass: Women, Youth & Minorities Step Up To Leadership Roles

Gone are the days of the real estate industry being a boys club dominated by older white faces today, increasingly, minority groups such as women, a wider range of ethnic groups, and younger generations are shattering glass ceilings and taking on leadership roles, helping to bring about positive change in the industry.

The New Digital Currency

In the rapidly growing digital age, how consumers receive information is everchanging. Real estate agents and brokers need to move away from oldfashioned ways of marketing their businesses and listings and learn to use and embrace the tools of technology.

Commercial – The Time Bomb Just Keeps on Ticking

At the start of 2012, there was a belief that 2011 may have been the bottom for CRE and that any climb back out of the abyss is going to be a slow and gradual one, most likely occurring in 2012 and beyond. This report reviews the fundamentals of the commercial real estate market at the time.