Mile High Lifestyles Partners with Your Castle Real Estate, Expands Workforce
Mile High Lifestyles, co-founded by Jaden Hanson, partners with Your Castle Real Estate, adding 25 agents to enhance their market presence in Denver.
An Examination of the Trump Administration’s Strategy to Reform the CFPB
HousingWire reveals insights into significant layoffs planned at the CFPB, potentially leading to reduced staffing in key divisions and operational changes.
Exploring the Non-QM Surge: Acra Lending’s Approach to Diverse Borrowers
Explore how the shift in borrower demographics—entrepreneurs, investors, and gig economy workers—demands innovative mortgage solutions beyond traditional products.
FHFA Director Pulte Delivers Conflicting Messages on Regulatory Operations
FHFA Director Pulte shares varied insights on regulatory operations via personal X account, hinting at potential shifts in the lending landscape.
Nearly 45% of First Quarter Home Sales Featured Seller Concessions
Discover how Seattle's competitive market led sellers to offer concessions in over 71% of transactions, highlighting trends that impact private lending strategies.
NYC Proposes Penalties for Broker Fee Ban Violations During Legal Dispute
New York City is set to enforce a law targeting residential broker fees, potentially imposing fines of up to $2,000, which may significantly impact private lenders.
Almost half of home sellers are providing concessions.
Home sales data reveals that 44.4% of transactions featured concessions, like funds for repairs and closing costs, indicating evolving buyer support trends.
Six Time Management Strategies to Increase Home Sales Effectively
Survey reveals most agents anticipate a strong housing market ahead, with 85% expressing optimism and 70% expecting increased stability in 2025.
Small Brokers Discuss Perspectives on the CCP Initiative
Smaller brokerages dominate local markets but face challenges with the Clear Cooperation Policy, raising concerns among private lenders about competitive fairness.
The BLVD Group Purchases Rhode Island Apartment Complex for $57 Million
Explore how Low Income Housing Tax Credits and tax-exempt bonds are financing the BLVD Group's $57 million acquisition and renovation of a Rhode Island apartment community.