AI Expected to Enhance Large Mortgage Lenders Without Disrupting Industry, KBW Reports
A recent report highlights how AI reduces mortgage cycle times and costs, benefiting large lenders and potentially speeding up market consolidation.
The Shift of Real Estate Towards Hospitality: A Hidden Trend Among Owners
Miami office rents have surged past $150 to $250 per square foot, highlighting the importance of monitoring and optimizing experiences tied to premium pricing.
MetroTex MLS Aligns Broker Rewards with NTREIS for Enhanced Listing Data
MetroTex MLS aligns with NTREIS Rewards-2025, enhancing incentives for North Texas brokers who provide high-quality MLS listing data, doubling potential rewards.
JMG Launches $5.9 Billion Brokerage Platform at Keller Williams
Jason Mitchell Group achieved significant milestones, closing nearly $5.9 billion in sales volume over 12,300 transactions, showcasing robust market activity.
AD Mortgage completes $432.4 million non-QM RMBS transaction.
AD Mortgage Trust 2026-NQM5 features a robust backing of 1,008 loans, boasting a 754 weighted average FICO score, indicating strong borrower creditworthiness.
Cody Barbo of Trust & Will discusses how financial stress impacts estate planning.
Homeowners face financial anxiety, prompting interest in estate planning and reverse mortgages as viable options for accessing home equity and securing futures.
Iran Conflict Drives Up Mortgage Rates While Housing Demand Remains Strong
Pending sales increased to 63,971, reflecting growing market activity. Inventory stands at 844,011 while price cuts have slightly decreased, indicating potential trends.
Rethinking: Why Self-Servicing a Seller Carry Is the Most Expensive Mistake You Can Make
Self-servicing a seller carry note looks free. In practice, it exposes sellers to IRS penalties, undocumented payment disputes, and personal liability that a professional servicer eliminates on day one.
An Honest Take on: Why Self-Servicing a Seller Carry Is the Most Expensive Mistake You Can Make
Self-servicing a seller carry note creates IRS exposure, compliance failures, and note devaluation. Here is the honest case for why professional private mortgage servicing protects your asset from the first payment forward.
The Case for: Why Self-Servicing a Seller Carry Is the Most Expensive Mistake You Can Make
Self-servicing a seller carryback note exposes sellers to IRS reporting liability, federal compliance violations, and note value destruction. Here is what that actually costs — and why the math never works in the seller's favor.