New platform seeks to alleviate down payment challenges in California.
Discover how this innovative platform enhances buyer accessibility by reallocating part of the agent commission as a "down payment boost" for home purchases.
UWM’s ‘All-In’ Policy Upheld by Appeals Court Ruling Against Florida Brokerage
UWM faces antitrust lawsuit from Okavage Group over alleged coercive tactics, highlighting ongoing legal tensions within the mortgage industry landscape.
How Real Estate Brokerages Enhance Agent Productivity
Discover how top-performing brokerages enhance agent productivity through diverse strategies, including referral partnerships and effective coaching methods.
Mortgage Delinquencies Remain Stable, According to Cotality Insights
Cotality economists forecast low mortgage delinquency rates in 2025, influenced by trends in the job market, offering insights for private lenders.
Data reveals continued low agent mobility, indicating ongoing market caution.
April typically sees robust agent transfers as brokerages prepare for peak season, but this year's lower AMI indicates ongoing caution among agents.
High-End Buyers Increasingly Choose Luxury Rentals Over Purchases
As mortgage rates rise and housing supply tightens, high-income households are increasingly opting for luxury rentals, reshaping the high-end housing market.
Texas Legislation on NAR Speech Code Does Not Progress
Texas legislation responds to NAR's 2020 speech code, aiming to clarify regulatory concerns. This development may impact private lenders in the region.
An Analysis of Movement Mortgage’s MSR Sales Strategy
Discover how Movement Mortgage is leveraging bulk MSR sales to enhance pricing for its loan officers, improving competitiveness in the lending market.
Apartment Security in 2025: Trends, Challenges, and Renters’ Concerns
Housing market conditions are easing, yet homeownership remains challenging for many. While prices rise, rents have dipped, offering potential relief for buyers.
DOJ Withdraws Objection to MLS PIN Settlement, Enabling Preliminary Approval
The DOJ has lifted its objection to MLS PIN's settlement regarding the Nosalek commission lawsuit, paving the way for preliminary approval and industry clarity.