Completion of a $4 million loan using crypto asset depletion strategy
Explore a groundbreaking $4 million non-QM mortgage that utilizes crypto asset depletion, aiding a first-time homebuyer in acquiring an $8 million property.
Foreclosure Activity Increases in Quarter Three
Foreclosure filings slightly increased to 101,513 properties from July to September, indicating a stable market trend for private lenders to monitor closely.
The Future of AI in Mortgage Lending: From Automation to Embedded Intelligence
Institutions that swiftly implement pilot programs, showcasing cost reduction and enhanced relationships, will lead the mortgage industry's evolution.
Many Americans Utilize AI for Housing Market Insights
A majority of Americans rely on AI for real estate insights, but trust in real estate agents persists. YouTube and TikTok are trending for housing content.
New York Attorney General Letitia James Indicted on Mortgage Fraud Charge
James faces indictment in the Eastern District of Virginia for mortgage fraud, highlighting ongoing scrutiny in the lending industry and the importance of compliance.
Colorado Housing Market Anticipates Increased Price Reductions Before Ski Season
Colorado housing market reveals a dip in new-listing median prices, now at $597,500. 48% of listings face price reductions as under-contracts rise.
Zillow and Housing Connector assist 10,000 individuals in securing housing.
Discover how a local initiative from Seattle has transformed into a national approach, enhancing access to private-market housing for diverse communities.
Veterans May Be Overlooking Billions in VA Loan Benefits
Analysis reveals over 58,000 VA loans went unused, indicating a significant $28 billion in missed mortgage opportunities for private lenders.
St. Louis Realtors Association Releases Report on Housing Racial Disparities
Explore findings on racial disparities in housing prices, revealing that Black homebuyers purchase significantly lower-priced homes compared to non-Black buyers.
Illinois Provides Accessible Options for First-Time Homebuyers
Illinois housing remains more affordable than the U.S. median, with price reductions and steady sales benefiting first-time buyers and private lenders alike.