Paint News Today — August 12, 2026
Texas HOA laws are changing board responsibilities. Here’s how communities can keep up. and more — today's paint signal.
The real estate industry is undergoing significant changes, from shifting regulations to advancements in technology. In Texas, new HOA laws are redefining board responsibilities, requiring communities to adapt and stay informed to avoid potential pitfalls. Meanwhile, industry leaders are exploring ways to harness technology to improve operations and stay competitive. For instance, Epique Realty CEO Josh Miller is advocating for a 3-point approach to drive agent tech adoption, recognizing the importance of embracing innovation in today's fast-paced market.
As the industry continues to evolve, companies are navigating the impact of technological advancements and regulatory developments. Google's recent foray into the real estate sector has raised eyebrows, with some viewing it as a competitive threat. Elsewhere, a Maryland judge's decision to reject loanDepot's effort to dismiss a lawsuit related to loan officer compensation may have implications for the industry at large. Additionally, leadership changes at Better and its subsidiary NEO Home Loans, as well as a major financial move by the parent company of CCM, are making headlines. These stories and more are shaping the real estate landscape, and staying on top of these developments is crucial for professionals and communities alike.
Today's signal:
• Texas HOA laws are changing board responsibilities. Here’s how communities can keep up. (housingwire.com)
• Epique Realty CEO Josh Miller offers 3-point fix for agent tech adoption (housingwire.com)
• ‘Sounds like competition to me’: Sizing up Google’s real estate play at the AI Summit (housingwire.com)
• Maryland judge rejects loanDepot effort to toss LO comp lawsuit (housingwire.com)
• What Better’s leadership change means for NEO Home Loans and AI (housingwire.com)
• CCM parent to sell $750 million in senior notes (housingwire.com)