Will the opt-in provision of the trigger leads bill impact competition?
Explore the growing debate over trigger leads and their implications for consumer protection and market dynamics in the mortgage industry.
Explore the growing debate over trigger leads and their implications for consumer protection and market dynamics in the mortgage industry.
Las Vegas home prices show a slight decline while inventory surges, providing potential opportunities for private lenders in the evolving market landscape.
Senate Democrats emphasize the need for FHFA leadership to prioritize strategies that effectively lower housing costs, impacting affordability for American households.
Investor activity in the mortgage market is currently subdued compared to 2022. However, investor share is rising as owner-occupied transactions decrease.
Federal agents have disrupted a significant fraud scheme targeting seniors, with assistance from YouTubers who set a clever trap for the perpetrators.
Amidst Fed tensions, Canadian returns, and rising property tax reforms, explore key insights and trends shaping the private lending landscape.
Gen Z faces high home prices and student debt, leading to long-term renting. Explore how these factors influence their housing choices and market trends.
Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte has made a second criminal referral regarding Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, raising concerns in the financial sector.
Opendoor's stock decline raises questions among private lenders as hedge fund manager Eric Jackson suggests a potential comeback. Is the risk justified?
A recent communication to customers clarifies that the data breach, while concerning, did not impact core systems or customer credit files, ensuring minimal risk.