End of the COVID-19 Loss Mitigation Waterfall Protocol
FHA flags concerns over prolonged COVID-era loss mitigation tools, highlighting potential financial risks to the MMI Fund that private lenders should consider.
Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission Exonerated in Antitrust Lawsuit
Former PAR President W. Preston Moore has a deadline to amend his lawsuit against NAR and PAR, potentially impacting private lenders and industry standards.
Insights from the DRE on Private Money Transactions
Explore how Article Five of California's DRE Regulations governs private money transactions, focusing on fund pooling, reporting thresholds, and investor advertising.
Major Banks Face Mortgage Challenges, Anticipate Deregulation Benefits
Mortgage production at leading banks faces ongoing pressure, raising concerns for private lenders about future market trends and opportunities in a shifting landscape.
Washington State Lawmakers Evaluate Proposed Increase to Property Tax Limit
Property tax changes in Washington State could lead to increased foreclosure risks. Explore the implications for private lenders and the housing market.
Asheville Resubmits Action Plan to HUD Following Initial DEI Rejection
Asheville has revised its post-Helene action plan to obtain HUD recovery funds after the initial proposal was rejected, highlighting ongoing funding challenges.
Buffalo Homeowners Confront Potential 8% Increase in Property Taxes
Buffalo's proposed 8% property tax levy increase aims to raise $13.7 million, impacting homeowners and the local real estate market. Read more for insights.
Gary Keller requests court intervention regarding John Davis’s unfounded allegations.
Keller accuses ex-KW CEO John Davis of intimidation in a racketeering suit, raising critical concerns about conduct and ethics in leadership dynamics.
Florida Remains the Top Choice for Out-of-State Home Buyers
A recent LendingTree study reveals Florida as the leading destination for out-of-state homebuyers, with 13.7% of mortgage inquiries originating from outside the state.
Realtor Discusses Effects of Severe Flooding in Kentucky
Catastrophic flooding in the central U.S. is impacting neighborhoods and infrastructure severely, with emergency responders overwhelmed in affected areas.