Survey Shows Calmness and No Panic Selling By Sellers
Nearly 3 in 4 REALTORS currently working with sellers this week – 74% – reported their clients haven’t reduced listing prices to attract buyers according to a new survey from the National Association of REALTORS. This suggests interested home sellers are remaining calm and avoiding panic selling during the uncertain economic environment brought about by the coronavirus pandemic.
Missouri Begins Processing Unemployment Claims for Self-Employed
The Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations’ (DOLIR’s) Division of Employment Security (DES) is now processing unemployment claims for the self-employed, gig workers, independent contractors, and those who otherwise do not qualify for regular unemployment benefits and have been impacted by the coronavirus.
REALTORS Hopeful for Post-Pandemic Market Rebound
With an expected slowdown in spring real estate business activity, many REALTORS remain hopeful for a post-pandemic market rebound, according to a new survey from the National Association of REALTORS. The majority of REALTORS believe buyers and sellers will return to the market as delayed transactions following the end of the health crisis.
REALTORS®: NAR IS FUNDING 2 MONTHS OF TELEHEALTH ACCESS
During this unprecedented time, the National Association of REALTORS® understands that access to health care options may be top of mind for members. Telemedicine is playing an essential role today as we navigate uncharted territory and the need for virtual healthcare.
Missouri Governor Issues Stay At Home Order
Yesterday, Friday, April 3rd, Missouri Govenor Mike Parson issued a “Stay At Home” order for the entire State of Missouri which goes into effect at 12:01 am, Monday April 6, 2020 and runs until 11:59 pm April 24, 2020. The order says that Missouri Residents “shall avoid” leaving their homes or places of residence.