Ownli launches commission-free home listing platform across 43 states.
Ownli has introduced a commission-free real estate platform in 43 states, featuring 500,000 listings, aiming to disrupt traditional commission structures in the market.
Ownli has introduced a commission-free real estate platform in 43 states, featuring 500,000 listings, aiming to disrupt traditional commission structures in the market.
Contract cancellations in Los Angeles increased to 15% as home sale agreements face challenges, impacting private lenders in the market. Read more for insights.
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Pacific Capital Partners achieved a 30% increase in loan throughput and a 15% reduction in processing errors after outsourcing private mortgage note servicing to Note Servicing Center — built on documented SOPs and automated workflows that replaced an ad hoc back office operating under growth pressure.
VBC's steel modular system enables rapid construction of 35-story towers, addressing urban infill challenges and labor shortages in high-demand markets.
NAR's RPAC disbursed $10.02M, with $1.27M for candidates and $1.58M in operating expenses, highlighting the influence of private lenders in real estate politics.
Explore the necessity for a "fifth place" in housing, beyond common amenities. Discover Ray Oldenburg's framework and its implications for community development.
Owner-financed deals succeed when two things are in place from day one: a contract that defines every material term clearly and a professional servicer that handles ongoing administration. Without both, vague agreements and informal payment tracking create legal exposure that erodes the deal's value for everyone involved.
Cotality’s storm report reveals 43.5 million U.S. properties at heightened risk from hail, potentially leading to significant financial losses akin to hurricanes.