NAR Seeks Dismissal of Antitrust Lawsuit Against California Agents
NAR argues that John Diaz's complaint lacks evidence of direct harm. His initial lawsuit was dismissed, raising questions about the validity of his claims.
Senate Approves VA Foreclosure Prevention Bill for Presidential Signature
The VA Home Loan Program Reform Act aims to introduce a partial claim program, enhancing loss-mitigation strategies for veterans and private lenders alike.
San Diego Realtors now can access listings featuring assumable mortgages.
"Private lenders can benefit from discounted access to AssumeList's platform and training materials through a new partnership with SDAR members."
Leading Real Estate Brokerages Increasing Their Market Share Rapidly
New brokerages are gaining market share from established brands, yet legacy names maintain a leading position in the mortgage industry landscape.
Keller Williams Telemarketing Lawsuit Dismissed
Plaintiff Sydney Thayer voluntarily withdrew her suit without prejudice, raising questions about case management and litigation strategy in the private lending sector.
CertifID secures $47.5M in Series C funding to enhance security features.
CertifID secures new capital to enhance identity verification, transaction monitoring, and secure payment capabilities, strengthening its position in the private lending market.
Court Reverses Mortgage Fraud Conviction of Former Baltimore State Attorney
Court ruling nullifies the mortgage fraud conviction of Marilyn Mosby, raising implications for legal precedents in real estate lending and compliance.
OCC Ceases Enforcement of Disparate Impact Regulations
President Trump's executive order instructs federal agencies to reconsider enforcing disparate impact policies, potentially impacting private lending practices and compliance.
Proposed Legislation Aims to Eliminate Federal Capital Gains Tax on Home Sales
New legislation targets the elimination of federal capital gains tax for primary residence sales, impacting individual sellers but excluding investors.
HUD Disbands Biden Administration Task Force on Home Appraisal Bias
HUD's termination of the task force addressing bias in home appraisals raises critical questions about regulatory oversight and its impact on lending practices.