Housing Optimism Supported by Data, According to Gary Keller
Keller Williams anticipates 4.3 million home sales and $2.4 trillion in mortgage volume, projecting 5.9% rates, impacting private lenders' strategies.
Keller Williams launches updated Command platform for enhanced user experience.
Explore how the new Command platform enhances agent productivity with integrations of top proptech tools and AI, driving growth in the private lending sector.
Current Status of HUD’s Proposed Changes to Reverse Mortgages
Federal housing agencies conclude public comments on reverse mortgage programs; industry stakeholders await upcoming decisions that may impact private lenders.
NAR to Showcase Realtor Services and Their Value in Upcoming Campaign
Explore how Realtors streamline the home-buying process by expertly managing negotiations, coordinating stakeholders, and navigating complex regulations.
Pending Home Sales Show Year-Over-Year Growth as Spring Approaches
Pending home sales increased by 4.6% year over year, with inventory at 700,259 units, while mortgage rates stabilized near 6%, signaling a dynamic market.
Dan Hultquist Discusses HECM Reforms and Engaging New Sales Talent
Reverse mortgage expert Dan Hultquist analyzes recent HECM reforms, emerging proprietary loan trends, and the impact of technology on industry expansion.
RateFi Launches Crypto Asset Integration for Mortgage Qualification
RateFi enables borrowers to utilize verified cryptocurrency as income and reserves for mortgage applications, eliminating the need for liquidation.
New Home Sales Experience a 1.7% Decline in December
New home sales have declined by 1.1%, signaling potential shifts in market demand that private lenders should monitor closely for investment strategies.
Opendoor reports $1.3B loss but identifies route to profitability.
Opendoor's $1.3B loss highlights challenges in home sales. Executives remain optimistic, projecting breakeven by late 2026 amid market fluctuations.
Home Builders Seek Exemption on Materials Amid Proposed Global Tariff
Homebuilders urge for exclusion of materials from new tariffs following a Supreme Court ruling. This could impact construction costs and housing availability.