A New Dating App for Homeowners Launches Ahead of Valentine’s Day
Discover the innovative dating app designed for homeowners, promoting shared interests and financial stability in relationships. A new way to connect awaits.
Vought suspends CFPB operations, halts funding, and closes headquarters.
"Russell Vought steps in as acting director of the CFPB, marking significant changes in leadership and operations impacting private lenders and the mortgage landscape."
Improved mortgage spreads are limiting rates in the current market.
Explore how improved mortgage spreads are likely to temper rising mortgage rates in the coming years, diverging from previous trends that shaped the market.
Rocket Returns with a Super Bowl Commercial
Explore a national ad campaign featuring a reimagined version of John Denver's classic, emphasizing the appeal of home ownership in today’s market.
Overview of CFPB Changes During the Trump Administration
Explore the impact of President Trump's administration on the CFPB, detailing significant changes and developments that affect private lenders and the mortgage industry.
Russell Vought Appointed as New Director of the CFPB
Russell Vought, architect of Project 2025 and head of OMB, is now the acting head of the CFPB, impacting regulatory frameworks for private lenders.
Homes.com Features Two Super Bowl Ads Without Claiming Superiority
The CoStar-owned residential listing platform returns with two more Super Bowl ads, featuring Dan Levy and Heidi Gardner, showcasing its market presence.
John Burns: The narrative of the ‘California exodus’ is concluding.
New findings challenge the "California exodus" narrative, highlighting resilience in the housing market despite rising prices and competition for private lenders.
Sherry Chris advises brokers to remain with NAR in 2025.
Explore the dynamic between brokers and associations in the mortgage industry, and consider the benefits of collaboration over separation for mutual growth.
Insurance Exodus Leaves Numerous Properties Vulnerable to LA Fires
State Farm's decision to drop 9,500 policies in wildfire-affected neighborhoods raises concerns for private lenders about risk assessment and market stability.