Meritage maintains its position as new-home demand becomes inelastic.
Explore a market where "buying sales" becomes the norm, prompting essential discussions on operational control and strategic balance-sheet decisions for private lenders.
State Regulators and Consumer Groups Oppose OCC’s Escrow Account Proposals
Proposals aim to expand banks' control over escrow accounts, asserting federal law supersedes state regulations governing these financial tools.
Christie’s International Real Estate establishes affiliate in Charleston
Christie’s International Real Estate introduces IndigoOak in Charleston, enhancing its luxury footprint in South Carolina and offering exclusive property opportunities.
Understanding Title Insurance: Essential Insights You Should Know
Understanding title insurance is crucial for private lenders assessing enforcement and recovery risks, as it directly influences lien priority and risk mitigation.
Key Metrics for Profitable Private Loan Servicing
Tracking delinquency rate, current LTV, and servicing efficiency separates a genuinely profitable private mortgage note from one quietly bleeding yield. This guide covers the key metrics every private lender, broker, and investor should monitor across the full loan lifecycle.
Examining Alex Akel’s strategic investment in a South Florida master plan.
Discover Catalina Palms in St. Lucie County, featuring over 1,100 homes with luxury amenities tailored for active-adult buyers seeking exceptional value.
Year-End Tax Reporting for Private Lenders: Which Records Matter and Why
Year-end tax reporting for a private lender depends on records kept all year: payments received, interest accrued, principal paid, and escrow disbursed. Which forms apply depends on the loan type, the loan purpose, and who pays whom. Clean monthly records make year-end easier. Consult a qualified tax professional about your situation.
Trump aims to maintain high home prices while reducing borrowing costs.
The president highlighted the delicate balance between safeguarding homeowners and promoting opportunities for first-time homebuyers amid ongoing political and economic tensions.
Mortgage Defects Stabilize Amid Emerging Quality Control Challenges for Lenders
Mortgage defect rates have stabilized, yet ongoing staffing changes and technology gaps continue to elevate quality control and buyback risks for lenders.
Experts indicate that mortgage rate relief under Warsh may be difficult to achieve.
Housing industry experts express caution regarding Warsh’s potential impact on the market, emphasizing the need for private lenders to stay informed and prepared.