Wisconsin Home Sales Increase by 7% and Median Prices Rise by 11%
Wisconsin’s housing market saw a slight increase in listings, with home sales rising 7% and median prices up 11%, indicating a competitive environment for private lenders.
Champion Homes Introduces New Series of Manufactured Duplexes
Explore the new Concord Duplex series from Champion Homes, offering innovative manufactured housing solutions across the contiguous United States for private lenders.
RE/MAX Reports an 8.4% Increase in Home Sales
Home sales increased by 8.4%, with the median sales price rising slightly to $423,000. Explore the latest trends impacting private lenders.
Four Individuals Indicted for Real Estate Deed Theft in New York City
Four individuals face indictment for engaging in NYC deed theft schemes, targeting vulnerable homeowners, including senior citizens. Stay informed on real estate fraud.
Indie Brokerage Partners with United Real Estate Richmond to Launch RVA Blue Realty
United Richmond merges with River City Blues Realty, enhancing market presence. Smitty Smith appointed as lead broker to steer the new venture.
CHLA Encourages FHFA Director to Consider Small IMB Concerns
CHLA outlines key priorities for the FHFA concerning smaller independent mortgage banks in a letter to new director Bill Pulte, focusing on industry stability and growth.
Lennar Launches Sales of Single-Family Homes in Dallas Community
Discover the latest in Dallas real estate as Lennar launches single-family homes starting in the low $300,000s, offering new opportunities for private lenders.
Financing Program Targeted at Sellers Preparing for Home Staging
Discover a new financing program designed to assist sellers with home staging, currently in select markets with plans for broader availability.
SFR Investors Reduced Home Purchases This Year
Institutional investor activity declined as iBuyers, flippers, and sale-leaseback firms emerged to fill the gaps in the mortgage market.
Is the DOJ a legitimate concern for real estate professionals?
DOJ CID raised concerns over CCP, yet the Division seems indifferent to NAR's controversial policy, signaling potential shifts in regulatory focus for private lenders.