Rocket introduces bridge loans to simplify the home-buying process.
Rocket Mortgage enhances its services by introducing bridge loans, providing homeowners with short-term financing to access equity when selling their property.
nCino CMO Charged with Grand Larceny in $6M Theft Case from Past Employers
Michael Collins faces allegations of exploiting two fictitious companies to redirect funds from his employers, raising concerns about financial misconduct.
Opendoor broadens agent partnership initiative amid declining business.
Opendoor is enhancing its agent partnership program, aiming to create additional revenue streams alongside its primary iBuying initiatives for private lenders.
Shifting QC Risks: Focus on Fraud, Insurance, and Compliance Issues
Explore the shifting risk landscape in the mortgage industry as traditional defects decline. Gain insights on emerging issues like insurance gaps and fraud.
Legislation to Ban Abusive Trigger Leads Advances in the House
Private lenders should prepare for upcoming regulatory changes as a final rule is anticipated, impacting lending practices and compliance requirements.
Compass Files Lawsuit Against Zillow for Alleged Anticompetitive Practices
Compass CEO Robert Reffkin challenges Zillow's control over listings, asserting that no single company should dictate agent practices. Read more on this controversy.
Connecticut Governor Rejects Affordable Housing Legislation
Connecticut's Governor vetoes affordable housing legislation, highlighting concerns over regulatory burdens and urging local leadership in housing initiatives.
Key Insights from Compass’s Lawsuit Against Zillow
Compass alleges that Zillow collaborated with Redfin and eXp Realty to manipulate listing standards, raising concerns about market transparency and competition.
Rise in Existing Home Sales Noted in Recent Reports
"Explore the latest trends in existing home prices, revealing a 1.3% increase year-over-year, impacting private lenders and the housing market landscape."
New York State Home Sales Decline 11% Despite Rise in Listings
New York's median home price rises to $436,000, reflecting a 3.8% increase. Yet, sales dip 11% despite more listings, signaling market challenges.