G. Brint Ryan College of Business
1155 Union Circle #311160
Denton, TX 76203
United States
University of North Texas
REIT, Earnings, Market Efficiency
externalities, residential real estate, neighborhood tipping, sorting, sex offenders, spatial cluster
Prices, Bargaining, Mortgage Financing, Loan-to-Value Ratio, Credit Risk
transaction cost, real estate, agent incentives
residential housing, house prices, house liquidity, principal-agent problem, moral hazard, asymmetric information
bargaining; mortgage financing; housing prices
loan-to-value ratio, mobility of elderly, leverage, downsizing
Loan-To-Value Ratio, Home Improvements, Housing Equity
spatial externalities, foreclosure spillovers, residential real estate, time on market, liquidity, distressed homes, spatial hedonic models, neighborhood conditions, probability of sale
credit risk, disability, mortgage delinquency
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Principal/agent conflict; Asymmetric information; Moral hazard
Agency Theory; Residential Brokerage; Commission Splits; Dual Agency
