Mississippi Slows as Market Gap with U.S. Expands Further
Mississippi homes currently take a median of 91 days to sell, exceeding the U.S. average and indicating increased buyer leverage in the housing market.
Mississippi homes currently take a median of 91 days to sell, exceeding the U.S. average and indicating increased buyer leverage in the housing market.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are permanently closing their New York offices, citing concerns over Attorney General Letitia James's practices affecting operations.
New tariffs on imported timber and related products may impact construction costs and housing markets, presenting challenges for private lenders in financing.
Court rulings have upheld a controversial law despite previous attempts to block it, presenting potential implications for private lenders navigating the evolving legal landscape.
Explore Georgia's housing market dynamics, where Hinesville properties sell quickly while Brunswick faces challenges. Understand the driving factors behind these trends.
Alabama's housing market shows a divide: affordable homes sell quickly while higher-priced listings remain. Explore the effects on buyers and sellers.
West Capital partners with a Michigan brokerage to enhance its national reach and strengthen its presence in the Midwest market for private lenders.
A new HELOC option enables self-employed borrowers to tap into home equity without the need for tax returns, W-2s, or profit-and-loss statements.
Attorneys general in Virginia, Arizona, New York, Connecticut, and Washington initiate lawsuits mirroring the FTC's actions, impacting private lending practices.
Understanding the key differences between business purpose and consumer loans is essential for private lenders to assess risk, compliance, and borrower eligibility effectively.