UWM waives LLPAs on select government loans for a limited time.
UWM's program offers tailored options for government loans, targeting borrowers with FICO scores of 600 and above, enhancing access to financing solutions.
NAR clarifies the definition of public marketing and delayed listings.
Explore the National Association of Realtors' new Multiple Listing Options policy, which allows listing agents to delay public marketing with seller consent.
A Comprehensive Guide to Door Knocking in Real Estate with Scripts
Explore effective door knocking strategies in real estate, designed to ease anxiety and boost your lead generation success. Enhance your conversion rates today.
Allied Title & Escrow launches innovative lead generation software.
Allied Title & Escrow introduces the Allied Title Toolbox, a new software platform aimed at enhancing lead generation, market analysis, and client engagement for real estate agents.
Federal Government’s Office Space: Locations and Distribution Analysis
Texas leads in federal office building ownership and ranks second in leases, following California, highlighting its vital role in government operations.
MLS PIN and Nosalek Plaintiffs Respond to DOJ Actions
The pending MLS PIN settlement faces scrutiny, with a preliminary approval hearing approaching despite objections from the DOJ regarding its terms.
Industry Response to NAR’s Changes in the Code of Conduct
The NAR's new policy on delayed marketing exempt listings sparks debate, with industry experts offering mixed opinions on its impact and relevance.
FHA limits loan eligibility to U.S. citizens and permanent residents.
FHA mandates US citizenship or permanent residency for all borrowers, impacting eligibility across its loan programs and shaping lending practices for private lenders.
FHA Demand Contributes to Small Increase in Purchase Applications
FHA applications surged by 6%, boosting recent purchase activity, according to MBA's Joel Kan. This trend signals shifting market dynamics for private lenders.
Report cautions that percentage-based commissions may negatively impact consumers.
The Consumer Policy Center warns that percentage-based commissions for real estate agents may adversely impact both home buyers and sellers financially.