American Real Estate Association focuses on advocacy as membership approaches 100,000.
ARA enhances its board by incorporating REMAX leaders and offers complimentary memberships at company-owned firms, promoting industry collaboration and growth.
Borrowers file lawsuit against LGI Homes and loanDepot for alleged fraud.
Florida homebuyers have initiated a class-action lawsuit against LGI Homes, loanDepot, and LGI Mortgage Solutions, alleging involvement in an "improper home-sales scheme."
RealAnalytica Introduces AI-Driven Workforce for Real Estate Insights
Streamline your lending process with a platform integrating CRM, MLS, email, tax data, marketing, analytics, e-signatures, and transaction management tools.
John Luddy of Supreme Lending discusses the improved outlook for reverse mortgages.
Reverse mortgages gain traction as high home values, diverse product options, and an aging population drive demand, according to John Luddy's insights.
Housing market remains resilient despite rising interest rates.
As the 10-year yield reached 4.74%, pending sales rose to 69,109, accompanied by an increase in inventory to 872,932, indicating market shifts.
AI is redefining the skills needed for successful real estate agents.
AI is streamlining agent tasks like follow-ups and marketing, allowing agents to enhance productivity by combining AI efficiency with human insights and negotiation skills.
Adwerx and Canva Collaborate on Digital Advertising for Real Estate
Adwerx's new Canva integration streamlines the process for agents to seamlessly transition their designs into targeted ad campaigns, enhancing efficiency.
Rethinking AI in Underwriting: Opportunities and Limits
A field-level look at where AI adds genuine value in private mortgage underwriting and where the technology's current limits require human judgment to protect lender outcomes.
An Honest Take on AI in Underwriting: Opportunities and Limits
AI is reshaping parts of the private mortgage underwriting workflow, but the private lending market has structural features that limit how far automation can go. This post examines where AI delivers genuine value, where it breaks down, and what the gap means for lenders who rely on non-standard collateral, flexible deal structures, and borrowers who fall outside the conventional credit box.
The Case for AI in Underwriting: Opportunities and Limits
AI in private mortgage underwriting offers real advantages in speed, consistency, and pattern recognition — but it reaches hard limits on non-standard collateral, borrower context, and defensible credit decisions. Here is where the technology earns its place and where experienced judgment must remain in the seat.