HomeServices Expands Mortgage Servicing via Prosperity Partnership
Prosperity, originating nearly $9 billion annually, traditionally sells servicing rights post-closing, highlighting its strategic approach in the mortgage sector.
Insights from the New York Sessions: Transactions, Choices, and Guidance
Explore insights from industry leaders in New York City as they navigate market volatility, enhance operational agility, and uncover growth opportunities in the mortgage sector.
Six High-Density Markets May Outperform 45 Homebuilding Areas
This analysis breaks down the impact of corporate scale, operating density, and production scale on costs, cycle time, and predictability for lenders.
America Faces Housing Shortage as Builders Receive Incentives to Reduce Construction
Discover the intricate link between America's housing shortage and affordability challenges, as John G. Stevens explores critical factors affecting builders' market decisions.
UWM Introduces Mortgage Matchup Plugin for ChatGPT Integration
Discover a tool that connects users with independent mortgage brokers, offers affordability calculations, and provides essential calculators and educational resources.
Illinois Home Sales Increase Moderately While Chicago Sales Decline
Chicago's home sales dipped 2.9% year-over-year, signaling potential shifts in the local market landscape that private lenders should monitor.
Is the consumer being overlooked in real estate’s control struggle?
Columnist Craig Rowe explores how competition among portals and efforts to control listings may hinder consumer access to transparent information in the mortgage industry.
Retirees face a gap between their net worth and available cash.
Explore how uneven wealth distribution affects older Americans, as many enter retirement burdened by substantial debt, impacting financial stability and planning.
Emerging Technologies: The Focus on Artificial Intelligence
Explore four innovative advancements in artificial intelligence impacting the real estate industry, reshaping operations and decision-making for private lenders.
New Homes Are Experiencing a Trend Toward Smaller Sizes
Explore the trend of shrinking new homes, with 25% now under 1,800 sq. ft. This shift may impact lending strategies and market dynamics.