The Rocket Homes Real Estate LLC main office is located at Rocket Homes Real Estate, 701 Griswold St, Suite 21, Detroit, MI 48226. Contact: (855) 411-0505. Rocket Homes℠ is a registered trademark licensed to Rocket Homes Real Estate LLC. The Rocket Homes℠ Logo is a service mark licensed to Rocket Homes Real Estate LLC. Rocket Homes Real Estate LLC fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act.
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New York: Standardized Operating Procedure for Purchasers of Real Estate Pursuant to Real Property Law 442-H
TREC: Information about brokerage services, Consumer protection notice
California DRE #01804478 | Hawaii License # RB-23371, Principal Broker: William J Oliver
1Based on Rocket Mortgage data in comparison to public data records.
2Based on Rocket Homes℠ closed client surveys received from 2011-2021.
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Hawaii License # RB-23371. TREC: Information about brokerage services, Consumer protection notice. Rocket Mortgage, LLC and Rocket Homes Real Estate LLC are separate operating subsidiaries of Rocket Companies, Inc.
What is a real estate blog? ›
It's your platform to share valuable insights, market trends and tips on everything real estate. Whether you're a seasoned agent or just passionate about homes, a real estate blog lets you connect with your audience and showcase your knowledge.
Are Rocket Money and Rocket mortgage the same? ›
Rocket Money was originally known as Truebill when it was founded in 2015. The company was acquired in 2021 by Rocket Companies—which also owns Rocket Mortgage, Rocket Loans, and is the issuer of the Rocket Visa Signature® Card. Its name changed in late August, 2022.
What is the downside to Rocket Mortgage? ›
Cons. Getting a customized interest rate requires a credit check, which can affect your credit score. Origination fees are on the high side compared with other lenders, according to the latest federal data. Doesn't offer home equity lines of credit.
Who is the parent company of Rocket Mortgage? ›
Rocket Companies, parent to Rocket Mortgage and other FinTech brands, celebrated its debut on the New York Stock Exchange as a publicly traded entity. Rocket Companies stock began trading under the ticker symbol RKT.
What are the 4 P's of real estate? ›
If you've been working as a professional marketer anytime in the last 60 years, you are likely familiar with the four Ps of real estate marketing: product, price, place and promotion. The four Ps are often referred to as the “marketing mix” and encompass a range of factors that are considered when marketing a product.
Are real estate blogs worth it? ›
Real estate blogging can be a valuable addition to your marketing toolkit, allowing you to share your expertise and build relationships with potential clients. Many industry experts run their blogs - just take a look at Mike DelPrete's or Ryan Serhant's blogs. They have hundreds of entries every day.
What happened to Steve Harney? ›
Steve Harney, a leading voice in real estate coaching for decades, died unexpectedly on Sunday, March 4. He was 68. Harney was the founder of the real estate consulting firm Keeping Current Matters, which he founded in 2007 to help keep agents and consumers educated in the run-up to the financial crisis.
What is the Rocket Mortgage controversy? ›
Rocket Mortgage has agreed to pay up to $3.5 million to settle a class action lawsuit from mortgage bankers claiming that the company failed to properly pay them overtime wages.
What is the Rocket Money controversy? ›
The complaint alleges that the manipulative design of Rocket Money's interface and its misleading representations to consumers are unfair, deceptive, and abusive practices under the Dodd-Frank Act.
Rocket Mortgage was formerly known as Quicken Loans, but officially changed its name in 2021. Owned by Rocket Companies, Rocket Mortgage has grown to become one of the most popular mortgage lenders in America.
What is Rocket Mortgage called now? ›
Why did Quicken Loans change its name to Rocket Mortgage? In July 2021, we changed our official company name from Quicken Loans to Rocket Mortgage.
When did Rocket Mortgage change their name? ›
Along the way Rocket became a word that defined what we did best. So in 2021, we changed our official company name from Quicken Loans to Rocket Mortgage as a testament to our obsession with making it easier for people to get a mortgage.
What did Rocket Mortgage used to be? ›
Quicken Loans® changed its name to Rocket Mortgage®.
