The Feb. 18 guest column, "Why your home is a lousy investment when you think it's great," has two glaring omissions in it that would otherwise show that homeownership is indeed a solid investment for millions of middle-class Americans.

The next Director of the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, Andrei Iancu, will have the opportunity to strengthen patent quality and combat frivolous and abusive patent litigation.

Realtors® vigorously protected millions of homeowners from potentially large tax increases and significant declines to the value of their home.

When it comes to supporting middle class homeowners, the tax reform bill released in Congress misses the mark, plain and simple.

It is important to remember that the National Association of REALTORS® supports tax reform’s key goal: fiscally responsible tax cuts.

REALTORS® are strong believers that drive-by lawsuits aren’t a productive way to ensure that individuals have access to businesses, and an effort is underway to do something about it.

Defending middle-class homeowners isn’t “greedy” because homeownership isn’t a “special” interest. It’s a common interest. We intend to defend it.

On paper, the key promise of a higher standard deduction looks simple: tax savings for middle-class families. In reality, there's a homeowner tax hiding in plain sight.

We need a National Flood Insurance Program that’s fair both to policyholders and to taxpayers. To that end, the National Association of Realtors® agrees that premiums should accurately reflect a property’s specific risk of flood.