Equifax and Experian Lower VantageScore 4.0 Cost to 99 Cents Each
Equifax and Experian have lowered the cost of VantageScore 4.0 to 99 cents per mortgage origination score, a move that could benefit private lenders.
Equifax and Experian have lowered the cost of VantageScore 4.0 to 99 cents per mortgage origination score, a move that could benefit private lenders.
The group contends that the policy has increased expenses in real estate transactions, exacerbating the pressing issue of housing affordability.
Floify's Dynamic Apps 2.0 empowers lenders to create customizable digital loan applications for HELOCs, non-QM, and specialty products, enhancing user experience.
View Homes appoints Natasha Gandhi as CEO post-acquisition by Hunt Companies, marking a strategic growth phase that unites regional homebuilding and patient capital.
Total inventory increased to 1.29 million units, reflecting a 2.4% rise from January and a 4.9% year-over-year gain, indicating market shifts for private lenders.
Mortgage credit availability increased by 1.1% to 107.1, driven by a 2.7% rise in conventional loans, while government loans saw a decline of 0.8%.
30-year mortgage rates remain around 6.15% amidst a decline in employer payrolls, with markets anticipating no Federal Reserve rate cut in the near future.
Residential rent data is increasingly valuable as legal changes affect landlord practices. Crexi partners with Dwellsy to enhance its data capabilities.
Hal Gavzie will assist agents in utilizing marketing, technology, and referral resources, enhancing their access to the extensive Howard Hanna platform.
Wendy Forsythe, eXp CMO, introduces "Leverage Your X-Factor," with all proceeds aiding the eXp Extend a Hand program, supporting agents and staff in need.