Georgia Couple Loses Home Due to Forged Deed and Mortgage Fraud
Couple challenges $50,000 reverse mortgage repayment notices, asserting they never signed the agreement, raising concerns for private lenders on loan validity.
NAR Responds to Appeal in Eytalis Antitrust Case
Plaintiff Luz de Amor Eytalis appeals the dismissal of her lawsuit, compelling NAR to navigate ongoing antitrust litigation and its implications for the industry.
July Sees Rise in Housing Starts, but Caution is Advised
Housing starts saw a slight uptick in July, yet economists express concerns over the overall outlook for the new construction market. Insights for private lenders.
Increasing Reverse Mortgage Demand May Require More Staffing for Lenders
Increased business may drive reverse mortgage firms to expand their workforce, but sourcing qualified talent poses significant challenges.
Local Investors Surpass Builders in Producing Affordable Housing
In 2025, investors have revitalized 30,852 single-family homes in New Western coverage areas, enhancing market opportunities for private lenders.
FMLS Plans to Implement New RentSpree Platform
Discover a platform that seamlessly integrates with MLS systems, providing agents with enhanced tools to streamline and manage rental transactions efficiently.
Utah Experiences 34% Property Tax Increase: Is Your City Affected?
As communities grapple with escalating property taxes, private lenders must stay vigilant and consider the impacts on their funding strategies and borrower opportunities.
Utah City Sanctions Significant Increase in Property Tax Rates
Utah City addresses a significant budget shortfall with a 34% property tax increase, impacting local real estate dynamics and private lending strategies.
Warren Buffett Makes Significant Investment in Homebuilders at Berkshire Hathaway
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway invests close to $1 billion in homebuilders Lennar and D.R. Horton, signaling confidence in the housing market's recovery.
Caliber Home Loans penalized $2.3 million for excess charges to borrowers in California.
Caliber Home Loans faces $1.8 million in penalties and refunds over $550,000 to California consumers for violations, highlighting compliance concerns in lending.