Bright MLS anticipates 2026 as a year of reset rather than recovery.
Existing-home sales are projected to rise 9% to 4.51 million, indicating a recovery trend, though remaining beneath pre-pandemic levels for private lenders.
Existing-home sales are projected to rise 9% to 4.51 million, indicating a recovery trend, though remaining beneath pre-pandemic levels for private lenders.
Senate Democrats express concerns to the CFPB about potential disruptions in average prime offer rates (APOR) if efforts to close the agency proceed.
In Boston, over 70% of the $4.6 billion budget relies on property taxes, predominantly from commercial real estate, highlighting shifts in tax dynamics.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's decision to halt key housing surveys raises transparency concerns, impacting data reliability for private lenders in the mortgage market.
Pennymac TPO is waiving the $99 credit report fee at closing for loans submitted via its POWER+ portal, providing cost savings for private lenders.
A recent survey of Agency brokers reveals that over 60% have observed increased concessions this year, indicating shifts in market dynamics for lenders.
How to Conduct a Comprehensive Risk Audit of Your Private Mortgage Note Portfolio in 7 Steps For private mortgage note holders and servicers, proactively managing risk is not merely good practice; it's essential for sustained profitability, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency. A comprehensive risk [...]
A coalition of local governments and the National Low Income Housing Coalition is advocating for affordable housing solutions in major U.S. cities.
The Future of Note Due Diligence: AI and Data Analytics in Private Mortgage Servicing In the intricate world of private mortgage servicing, due diligence is not merely a procedural step; it is the bedrock of trust, risk management, and financial viability. For every note [...]
Ten federal transparency rules — from TILA disclosures to CFPB Regulation X loss mitigation requirements — define what private note servicers must track, document, and surface in investor packages. Servicers who build to the federal standard produce defensible investor reports as a byproduct.