FHA Highlights AI Development as It Archives Inactive Policy Documents
The agency has archived nearly 600 inactive policy documents, demonstrating the potential of AI tools in efficiently locating and extracting valuable information.
Better Utilizes AI and Achieves First Profitable Month Since 2022
CEO Vishal Garg reveals a strategic plan focused on scaling partnerships, attracting experienced loan officers, and expanding the company's platform channels.
Indiana Sees 12% Increase in Home Sales
Discover the latest trends in Indiana's housing market, with median home prices rising 5% year-over-year, signaling growth opportunities for private lenders.
GOP Tax Bill Draft Receives Endorsement from the National Association of Realtors
New legislation raises the Qualified Business Income deduction to 23%, providing enhanced tax benefits for independent contractors and small-business owners.
Emerging Brokerages Experience Rapid Growth While Franchises Maintain Leadership
Franchisees can retain their unique identity while benefiting from a broad network of resources, enhancing adaptability in the evolving mortgage landscape.
Slight Improvement in California Housing Affordability Levels
Discover how housing affordability differs across the nation, with over a third of households able to afford a median-priced home of $402,300. Read more.
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Acquires Firm in Tennessee
Newly affiliated agents will benefit from Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate's comprehensive training platform and advanced marketing resources for enhanced success.
Stockholder sues Redfin over disclosures related to Rocket transaction.
Redfin shareholders prepare to vote on Rocket's acquisition, as one investor raises concerns about the adequacy of the disclosures provided.
Report: Typical Home Sold Was 36 Years Old
Discover insights into the aging U.S. housing market, with only 9% of homes built in the 2010s, highlighting opportunities for private lenders.
Homebuyers are seeking older homes amid delays in new construction.
Only 9% of U.S. homes were built in the 2010s, marking the lowest share since the 1940s. This trend impacts supply and lending strategies in the market.