TransUnion Reports Growth in Mortgage and Home Equity Lending Amid High Rates
Rate-and-term refinances surged by 44%, while cash-out refinances rose by 15%. Home equity originations saw their highest annual growth since 2022.
UWM’s Approach to Reducing Down Payment Obstacles
Explore how the ongoing challenges in the housing market impact prospective homeowners, particularly the ongoing struggle with down payment savings.
Future Introduces Alpha: An In-House AI System for Mortgages
Future Mortgage is beta testing its in-house Alpha platform, with a rollout planned for all brokers in early 2026, enhancing service efficiency and access.
Fannie Mae survey indicates lenders are focused on eNote expansion.
The survey reveals that while only 22% of lenders utilize eNotes, a significant 62% anticipate adopting this technology within the next two years.
One Capital Proposes Fannie and Freddie Exit Without Raising Rates
The firm outlines a strategy for transitioning GSEs back to private ownership while aiming to maintain current mortgage rates, offering insights for private lenders.
The Paradox of Property Management: Efficiency Alone Is Insufficient
Explore the challenges in the real estate industry as property managers strive for efficiency but grapple with performance gaps. Discover the underlying issues.
Exploring Homebridge’s NFTYDoor: Instant Approvals in the HELOC Market
Explore how HELOCs are gaining popularity among homeowners as a flexible, low-cost option for accessing equity in a high-rate environment.
Mosaik Enhances Presence Through Three New Real Estate Partnerships
LeadingRE announces a preferred vendor partnership and establishes a formal alliance with a Realtor association, enhancing opportunities for private lenders in the market.
ClosingLock Introduces Two-Way Text Messaging for Title Insurance Communication
Enhance your transactions with real-time communication for buyers, sellers, lenders, and agents, seamlessly linking each conversation to its relevant deal.
Indiana Home Sales Increase by 9% Year Over Year
Indiana's home sales show a notable 9% increase year-over-year, with median prices stable at $275,000, indicating a resilient market for private lenders.