Preliminary Approval Granted for MLS PIN Settlement Again
Judge Patti B. Saris has granted preliminary approval for the fourth amended settlement between MLS PIN and the Nosalek plaintiffs, impacting industry practices.
Rocket Pro Forms Partnership with Vetted VA for Enhanced Services
Rocket Mortgage partners with Vetted VA to enhance training for staff and loan officers, aiming to improve service and support for the veteran community.
Ex-CFO Initiates Lawsuit Against Real Brokerage for Alleged Discrimination
Michelle Ressler alleges her termination as CFO was executed under false pretenses, raising concerns about corporate governance and accountability within Real.
Canada’s RARE Real Estate Enters the U.S. Market
Explore Canada's RARE Real Estate as it broadens its footprint into the US market, influenced by its success in the Amazon Prime series "Luxe Listings Toronto."
Judge Denies Attempt to Halt NYC Broker Fee Regulation
The recent ruling strengthens tenant advocacy by curbing efforts from the real estate sector to oppose critical housing policies, impacting private lenders.
Foreclosure Activity Sees Minor Decrease in Recent Months
Foreclosure filings are rare, with only 1 in 4,009 housing units affected. Explore insights into recent trends in foreclosure activity.
Longbridge partners with Figure to introduce new HELOC for seniors.
Longbridge is introducing a new HELOC product tailored for older borrowers, expanding its offerings beyond reverse mortgages to meet diverse financial needs.
Strategies for Successfully Navigating Brokerage Acquisitions
Explore insights from industry leaders on successful strategies and common pitfalls in M&A for brokerages, essential for private lenders navigating the landscape.
Emerging Technologies: Platforms Enhancing Efficiency in the Industry
Explore cutting-edge platforms enhancing efficiency for homebuyers, agents, and roofing pros, fostering innovation in the mortgage and real estate industry.
Revisiting Moon and Its Implications for California Lending Practices
California's In re Moon ruling prompted immediate concern among mortgage professionals, challenging the interpretation of Civil Code Section 1916.1 and its implications for lenders.