Fathom Holdings Achieves 38% Revenue Growth and Expands Ancillary Services
Private lenders experienced a significant revenue increase of 38% to $115.3 million, alongside a 24% rise in agent count and a 23% growth in transactions.
Private lenders experienced a significant revenue increase of 38% to $115.3 million, alongside a 24% rise in agent count and a 23% growth in transactions.
Accelerated Retirement Planning: How a retired couple sold a portion of their owner-financed note to fund immediate medical expenses, demonstrating quick access to capital and strategic financial management. Client Overview Eleanor and Robert Vance, a couple in their late sixties, had meticulously planned for [...]
Investor Reporting Best Practices for Small to Mid-Size Private Lenders Investor Reporting Best Practices for Small to Mid-Size Private Lenders In the dynamic world of private mortgage lending, trust is the ultimate currency. While securing capital and originating loans are critical, maintaining investor confidence [...]
NAR's repeal of 18 MLS policies aims to reduce antitrust risks, granting local MLSs greater authority over listings, membership, and enforcement practices.
Investor Insight: Leveraging Workout Options for Distressed Property Acquisition in Private Mortgage Servicing In the dynamic world of private mortgage lending and investment, the pursuit of attractive returns often leads sophisticated investors to distressed assets. These properties, tied to loans in default or nearing [...]
Quality Control Advisor Plus streamlines QC processes by integrating multiple systems and leveraging technology to automate loan review and remediation efficiently.
Weekly pending home sales increased by 15.36% year over year, with purchase applications up 31%, driven by mortgage rates under 6.64%.
Kevin Sears concludes his NAR presidency, emphasizing strategic planning to address ongoing industry challenges and shaping future private lending opportunities.
Mortgage applications for new-home purchases decreased by 2.6%, yet new-home sales increased, fueled by lower rates and greater adoption of ARMs.
Despite current high rates and prices, private lenders remain optimistic, anticipating a rebound in U.S. mortgage originations driven by market resilience.