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Price growth is moderating and properties are taking longer to sell — albeit by a modest three days.

The 30-year average has remained below 3% for two months.

David Seibel is an engineering senior manager for the R&D Tax Credit practice at Indianapolis-based McGuire Sponsel. He is an expert on tax law and engineering practices that help clients maximize research and development credits. Seibel performs fieldwork and detailed technical calculations for tax credit studies for companies across a wide variety of industries. His expertise in R&D tax credits extends beyond the technical portion of a study. He also focuses on building narratives that accurately reflect a company’s research and experimentation activity, and he represents clients in audit defense cases with the IRS as an Enrolled Agent. Seibel shares his expertise on R&D practices and legislation in webinars and workshops for industry groups and accounting firms. Seibel earned a degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Notre Dame.

Matt Buchanan is the co-founder and chief growth officer at Service Direct.

New York lawmakers extended the state’s eviction and foreclosure freeze through Jan. 15, providing relief to renters, homeowners and small businesses that have struggled during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The software from Incenter allows appraisers to use a homeowner’s mobile phone to take time-stamped and geotagged photos, in addition to dimensions recorded with a 3-D scanning digital measuring tape.

Grace Bronstein is the CEO of TrustLife Insurance Management, an advisory firm that supports CPAs, trustees, financial advisors and estate planning attorneys in properly managing trust-owned life insurance. She is also the COO of AllFinancial Group, an affiliate of TLIM, an asset management firm that provides non-recourse financing for life insurance policies. Previously, she was a litigation associate at Schulte Roth & Zabel. She is a graduate of Columbia University and Columbia Law School.

The company's new name helps reflect the business lines it expanded into outside of fix-and-flip during the last few years.

Brian Hart is founder and president of Flackable, an award-winning public relations agency representing financial and professional services brands nationwide. The agency, which he bootstrapped in 2014 at the age of 27, guides growth-driven brands to new levels of credibility, authority and influence through its innovative, integrated approach to public relations. His professional recognition includes Bulldog Reporter‘s 2021 Silver PR Star Under 40, PRNEWS’ 2020 Agency Elite Top 100, Irish America Magazine’s 2019, 2018 & 2017 Business 100, PRNEWS’ 2017 Rising PR Stars 30 & Under, Lehigh Valley Business’s 2016 Forty Under 40 and Adweek’s 2015 PR Industry 30 Under 30.

In 2020, Brian developed an industry-first client portal and automated campaign status reporting system, a platform delivering unprecedented campaign clarity, transparency and accountability. He leads and mentors a growing team of top public relations talent who routinely land Flackable’s clients in top news outlets including The Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Fox Business, Bloomberg, Forbes, Barron’s, US News & World Report, The Associated Press, Reuters and various industry trade press.

Brian is a Temple University graduate with a B.A. in Strategic Communication and a Political Science minor. He began his career as a licensed life and health insurance professional at a broad-based financial services firm in King of Prussia, PA. Prior to founding Flackable, Brian represented a number of leading financial services firms at a public relations agency in New York City and New Jersey.