Bipartisan Bill Proposes Government Support for ADU Development
Explore the impact of new bipartisan legislation aimed at promoting Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) construction to tackle the housing shortage.
Rising Rates Lead to a Decline in Single-Family Construction
Fed policy has negatively impacted single-family construction data, leading to further declines in the housing market, posing challenges for private lenders.
Analysis of Real Estate Highlights and Low Points for the Week
Amid rising foreclosure trends and contrasting property tax reform efforts in Ohio, a congressman's eviction adds complexity to the real estate landscape.
Rayse Enhances Platform with New Tools for Home Sellers
Streamline your agent workflow with Rayse, a centralized platform that enables the documentation and sharing of behind-the-scenes activities with sellers.
Tennessee affiliate joins Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate network
Explore comprehensive mortgage solutions across western Tennessee, from Memphis to Lexington, tailored for private lenders seeking to expand their market presence.
Realtor.com Acquires Zenlist; Zillow Introduces New Tools for Agents
Explore HousingWire's Tech Pulse for the latest insights on technology trends, tools, and integrations shaping the mortgage industry for private lenders.
Mutual of Omaha broadens reverse mortgage availability across additional states.
Mutual of Omaha Mortgage expands its SecureEquity+ product, originally offered in California and Florida, to 12 more states, enhancing options for private lenders.
FICO vs. VantageScore: Which is Superior for Mortgages?
A shift in federal policy sparks discussions on the most effective credit scoring model for assessing risk, likely impacting mortgage qualifications for millions.
Is REX Taking Its Legal Battle to the Supreme Court?
REX secures an extension to file a petition with the Supreme Court, indicating its intent to persist in the ongoing legal dispute.
Wells Fargo faces allegations of undisclosed float fees for mortgage borrowers.
Wells Fargo faces a lawsuit alleging it charged mortgage borrowers improper float fees, raising concerns about transparency and borrower protections in lending practices.