Master DRE Compliance to Prevent Costly Pitfalls in Loan Documentation
Ensure strict compliance with California Department of Real Estate regulations when issuing loan documents to avoid costly penalties and legal challenges.
Home Sales Decline in Areas Affected by Los Angeles Wildfires
Wildfires in LA have led to a decline in home sales in Altadena and Pacific Palisades, highlighting the impact of natural disasters on local real estate markets.
eXp and Weichert reference Howard Hanna motion against Gibson plaintiffs
Gibson plaintiffs seek intervention to transfer the Hooper suit to Judge Bough, facing resistance from eXp and Weichert in this ongoing legal battle.
Navigate DRE Compliance Effectively to Avoid Loan Document Pitfalls
Ensure compliance with California DRE regulations when issuing loan documents. Learn key borrower disclosures and avoid penalties by following industry standards.
Tim Bowler Discusses ICE’s Comprehensive Goals and His Concerns
Tim Bowler of ICE Mortgage Technology likens the integration of Black Knight to constructing a rail line, highlighting the importance of strategic infrastructure in mortgage tech.
Alabama Legislation Allows Home Tours Without Prior Contract Signing
Alabama Realtors support a new bill aimed at enhancing access to mortgage financing, which may influence private lenders' strategies and market opportunities.
NAR Revises Forecast for Existing-Home Sales in 2025
NAR updates its housing market forecast, reflecting changing conditions and expectations for 2025. Insights crucial for private lenders navigating the market.
Declining mortgage rates boost early spring home sales activity.
"Explore the recent year-over-year growth in the mortgage market, revealing insights despite the challenge of rates remaining below 6%."
Onity leaders discuss reverse channel profitability and upcoming product innovations.
Onity Group executives highlight their reverse mortgage profitability and hint at an upcoming private-label offering, signaling growth opportunities for private lenders.
Rhode Island Sees 8.8% Decline in Home Sales
Single-family home prices in Rhode Island have risen by 3.5% year-over-year, despite an 8.8% decline in home sales, impacting private lending strategies.