Hawaii Supreme Court allows $4B settlement against insurance companies to proceed.
Court ruling prevents insurers from pursuing direct reimbursement from defendants, enabling a significant $4 billion settlement to move forward.
Homebuyers express willingness to consider extended mortgage terms.
A recent survey highlights that 73% of prospective borrowers are open to longer loan terms for reduced monthly payments, indicating shifting borrowing preferences.
Informative Research Partners with Thomas & Company for Enhanced Services
Partnership aims to enhance mortgage originations by simplifying income and employment verification processes, benefiting private lenders and their operations.
Argyle Introduces Fully Embedded VOIE via nCino Integration
Argyle and nCino enhance their digital verification of income and employment integration, streamlining processes for over 370 mortgage companies and 52,000 loan officers.
Sibcy Cline reaches settlement in commission-related lawsuits.
Sibcy Cline settles commission lawsuits, marking a significant development in legal challenges facing independent brokerages in the Midwest real estate market.
Home Sales Resume in Altadena and Palisades Following Recent Fires
First Altadena property lost to the Eaton Fire has sold shortly after listing, highlighting market resilience and investor interest in recovery opportunities.
Real Solutions Are Overlooked in the Clear Cooperation Debate
Explore the tension between brokerages and major corporations in the Clear Cooperation debate. Discover why innovative solutions are being suppressed.
Mortgage Rates Decline, Yet Homebuyers Encounter Additional Challenges
Prospective homebuyers, from Gen Z to investors, face similar challenges in today’s market as they navigate their purchasing decisions amidst changing conditions.
Illinois Realtors’ Leaders Address Market Challenges and Growth Prospects
Join Tracey Velt as she engages with Illinois Realtors' president Tommy Choi and CEO Jeff Baker to explore industry challenges, opportunities, and education.
CFPB May Be Stalled, But RESPA Remains Relevant in the Industry
Regulatory experts analyze Russell Vought's move to cut CFPB funding, exploring its implications for RESPA enforcement and UDAAP compliance among private lenders.