Interest in U.S. Homebuying Among Canadians Declines Amid Trade Tensions
Canada continues to lead as the top source for international inquiries into U.S. homes, though its market share has decreased to 32.1%.
Integrating Human Insight and AI: A Framework for Mortgage Innovation
Discover how balancing automation and personal touch can enhance your mortgage operations. Adaptability is key to thriving in a rapidly evolving market.
Rising Foreclosure Volume May Indicate a Stronger Housing Market
A well-functioning foreclosure marketplace is essential for a healthy housing market, efficiently converting distressed properties into affordable retail inventory.
Phil Hall Op-Ed: Increasing Opposition to Property Taxes
Rising property taxes may significantly impact state elections, reflecting homeowner frustrations and potential shifts in the political landscape.
Columbus Realtors and Rayse Collaborate to Showcase Agent Value
The partnership provides over 9,000 association members with free access to Rayse via their member portal, enhancing resources and support for private lenders.
Broker seeks reversal of NAR membership lawsuit dismissal.
Broker-plaintiff Luz de Amor Eytalis seeks appellate review to reverse a dismissal in her suit, aiming for a remand that could impact lending practices.
House Bill Proposes Reforms to the HOME Housing Program
Explore how new initiatives enhance affordable housing by empowering states and local governments with increased funding flexibility for development projects.
Former Most Expensive LA Mansion Faces Foreclosure Auction
Explore the implications of a high-profile mansion’s foreclosure auction, once owned by financier Gary Winnick, for private lenders and market dynamics.
NewDay USA Introduces VA Loan Option with Waived Closing Costs
NewDay USA launches a no-money-down mortgage for veterans, covering closing costs and enabling military families to achieve homeownership effectively.
Treasury Secretary Bessent Attributes ‘Housing Recession’ to the Fed
Treasury Secretary Bessent highlights the Fed's role in the ongoing housing recession, suggesting lower mortgage rates could provide relief.