Implications of New York Senate Bill S3177 for Lenders
New York Senate Bill S3177 aims to regulate commercial finance licensing, requiring licensing from the Superintendent of Financial Services for lenders.
New York Senate Bill S3177 aims to regulate commercial finance licensing, requiring licensing from the Superintendent of Financial Services for lenders.
Leadership changes at the FHFA signal ongoing adjustments under Director Bill Pulte, impacting policies and dynamics in the private lending sector.
UWM extends the “60bps for 60 Days” program for private lenders, providing an opportunity for improved pricing and competitive advantages in the mortgage market.
A&D Mortgage enhances its offerings by integrating various mortgage programs, including agency, government, and non-QM products for brokers and partners.
A Compass broker is under scrutiny for alleged illegal kickbacks from a mortgage lender and attorney, raising concerns about compliance in referral practices.
Compass demonstrated resilience in a challenging market, achieving a 26% revenue increase to $1.4 billion in Q4, with strong transaction growth amid low resale activity.
Rocket's upcoming acquisition aims to streamline operations by integrating the largest servicer in the nation, enhancing efficiency for private lenders.
Plaintiffs in the Gibson lawsuit are denied intervention in the eXp World Holdings and Weichert Realtors' settlement, impacting future legal strategies in real estate.
Pawnee City’s $50,000 down payment program spurs interest, with 115 applications submitted, highlighting potential opportunities for private lenders.
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