Real Estate Highlights and Lowlights from the Recent Week
Explore key developments in the Canadian housing market, including a surprising new minister, significant property sales losses, and HUD's support for Indian Country housing.
Lone Wolf to Discontinue LionDesk CRM Platform
LionDesk will continue its operations through September, allowing users to transition to Lone Wolf's new CRM, Relationships, seamlessly.
Top Real Estate Schools in New Jersey: A Comprehensive Overview
Discover top-rated online real estate schools in NJ tailored to your budget and schedule, ensuring you find the perfect program to advance your career.
Buyer representation agreements do not affect commission rates, Fed finds.
Explore a Federal Reserve report analyzing nationwide commission rates for buyers, revealing trends and insights crucial for private lenders in today's market.
MBA Appoints Kaitlin Hildner to Policy Position
Hildner takes on a key role at the MBA, serving as the primary liaison for the Loan Administration Committee while shaping impactful policy responses for the industry.
Anywhere Partners with Vectara to Revamp Title Workflows
"Industry leaders emphasize the importance of consolidating AI infrastructure to enhance control, ensure data security, and achieve cost predictability for private lenders."
Woodrow Wilson’s Historic New Jersey Home Available for $6.5 Million
Explore the historic value of Woodrow Wilson's 19th-century New Jersey home, now on the market for $6.5 million, offering unique investment opportunities.
Is Lowering Mortgage Rates the Key to Increasing Home Construction?
Single-family home starts and permits show troubling declines, with lower rates identified as a potential solution for revitalizing the market.
Rocktop Technologies acquires Incenter Capital Advisors to enhance MSR offerings.
"Rocktop's merger with Incenter Capital Advisors combines advanced data infrastructure with deep MSR market insights, enhancing private lending capabilities."
IMBs Reduce Losses Amid Declining Mortgage Production
Mortgage companies reported a pretax net loss of $28 per loan in Q1 2025, showing improved financial performance from a $40 loss in the prior quarter.