Efforts to Introduce Property Tax Elimination Measure in Ohio Ineffective
Explore the challenges faced by Ohio's property tax abolition initiative as it strives to secure necessary signatures for a ballot measure amidst county requirements.
M/I Homes Maintains Order Pace Amidst Margins Pressure
M/I Homes focuses on spec-heavy deliveries, achieving a 3% increase in sales despite a 4% average price drop to $459,000 and a declining gross margin.
Citizens Report: Homeowners Embrace a ‘Stay and Upgrade’ Approach
Citizens reports 71% of homeowners plan renovations in two years, with 63% potentially needing financing in five. 39% lack clarity on their options.
The Impact of Lower Score Fees on Overall Mortgage Costs
Explore the FICO vs. VantageScore debate, focusing on lender choice and its implications for adverse selection and secondary-market pricing in mortgage costs.
Illinois Sees a 3.1% Increase in Home Sales
Illinois home prices see a significant increase with a 6.8% rise year-over-year, highlighting trends relevant to private lenders and the real estate market.
Home-Sale Agreement Cancellations Rise to 13.4% in March
San Antonio experienced the highest rate of early home purchase agreement terminations among major metros, highlighting challenges in the current housing market.
The Real Brokerage Welcomes The Solutions Group in Florida
Real enhances its presence in central Florida and the Space Coast with over 60 agents, driving an impressive $300 million in annual volume for private lenders.
Climate Risk Poses Threat to REIT Revenues, According to First Street Report
First Street analysis reveals climate risks currently impact REITs by 1.1% of revenue, with 1-in-100-year events threatening a potential 15% revenue drop.
Shareholder Lawsuit Filed Against Two Harbors Regarding CCM Acquisition
Shareholder Michael Koblentz has filed a lawsuit against Two Harbors Investment Corp., claiming violations linked to its acquisition by CrossCountry Intermediate Holdco.
CFPB Revises ECOA, Strengthens SPCPs and Addresses Disparate Impact Issues
The CFPB's upcoming rule seeks to remove disparate-impact liability under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, impacting Special Purpose Credit Programs for lenders.