Cape Coral’s Housing Market Experiences Correction, Not Collapse
Agents report that a natural market correction, rather than a collapse, is occurring in a Southwest Florida city, offering insights for private lenders.
New Jersey Family-Owned Real Estate Team Achieves Record Annual Performance
The Bruen Team achieved a top ranking among small teams in RealTrends Verified, marking a significant accomplishment in a record-breaking sales year for 2024.
Housing Inventory Grows, Yet Delistings Are Increasing as Well
Delistings are outpacing active listings, indicating shifting market dynamics. Explore the implications for private lenders in the evolving housing inventory landscape.
HUD Provides Foreclosure Assistance to Flood-Affected Texans
90-day moratorium restricts foreclosures on FHA-insured mortgages in Kerr County's disaster area, providing crucial relief for borrowers facing hardship.
FTC to Compensate Consumers Affected by Home Improvement Financing Firm
FTC to reimburse 960 consumers affected by a home improvement finance firm, providing checks and PayPal payments to impacted individuals.
The Role of Flyhomes’ Search Portal in Real’s AI Strategy
The Real Brokerage acquires the Flyhomes search portal, clarifying that it will not engage in competitive portal strategies within the industry.
Capital One to Acquire Discover’s Home Equity Lending Division
Capital One is halting Discover's home equity lending, yet will process ongoing applications, impacting private lenders in the marketplace.
Realtor.com integrates Ownwell for new property tax appeal tool
Integration addresses the rising costs of homeownership, highlighting property taxes as a significant expense for homeowners, just behind mortgage payments.
Major MLSs Reach Agreement to Share Data Collaboration
CRMLS, Bright MLS, and Stellar MLS initiate data sharing, enhancing access for 300,000 agents. This collaboration strengthens market insights and efficiency.
Law Firm and Trade Groups Seek Supreme Court Review of New York Foreclosure Law
The groups contend that FAPA's ambiguity infringes on due process and takings clauses of the U.S. Constitution, raising concerns for private lenders.