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.
A Comprehensive Open House Checklist for New and Experienced Agents
Unlock the potential of your open house with Tom Brennan's comprehensive checklist, ensuring a successful and engaging experience for prospective buyers.
ICE Introduces Rate Lock Comparison Tool for Encompass Users
Enhance pricing accuracy with ICE's rate lock comparison tool in Encompass, helping lenders identify and adapt to loan changes impacting pricing and eligibility.
Rocket Companies Unveils ‘Own the Dream’ Campaign During Super Bowl Broadcast
Rocket Companies introduces the 'Own the Dream' campaign, showcasing its commitment to homeownership through a prominent Super Bowl advertisement.
Investigation Launched into Appraisal Fees and Appraisal Management Companies
Morgan & Morgan explores how appraisal management companies (AMCs) may impact appraisal costs, raising concerns for private lenders in the mortgage industry.
The industry needs to support veterans in realizing the American Dream.
"Rear Admiral Thomas Lynch advocates for reducing barriers to homeownership for veterans and active-duty servicemembers, ensuring access and support."
Rocket’s Innovative Communication Strategy: TikTok Influencers’ Role
Social media influencers Campbell Puckett and Joey Graziadei share their insights on Rocket Companies’ impactful Super Bowl ad, sparking conversation in the industry.
Union Legal Action Against Russell Vought Over CFPB and DOGE Data Issues
A union is suing the OMB head for actions taken as acting CFPB director, raising concerns about oversight and regulatory impact on federal agency operations.
Los Angeles Residents Express Concerns Over Foreign-Owned Vacant Properties
As displaced residents search for shelter, community advocates raise awareness about vacant homes owned by distant investors, underscoring housing challenges.
Fifteen percent of California homebuyers can afford a median-priced home.
Only 15% of California homebuyers could meet the income threshold for a median-priced home, highlighting affordability challenges in the market.