Achieve increases fixed-rate HELOC limit to $700,000.
Achieve increases its fixed-rate HELOC cap to $700,000, lowers starting APR to 5.5%, offering up to 90% LTV and 50% DTI for private lenders.
HECM Broker Rankings Remain Stable as Atlantic Avenue Retains Top Position
Atlantic Avenue led HECM brokers with 938 endorsements in the past year, maintaining its position as the top choice among the leading firms in the industry.
Berkshire Taylor Morrison Agreement Highlights Vertical Integration Trends
Berkshire Hathaway’s acquisition of Taylor Morrison prompts critical discussions on homebuilder valuations, leadership dynamics, and the strategic push for scalability in the industry.
Almost 6% of Home Listings Were Removed from the Market in April
Atlanta saw a significant increase in homes delisted, with 10.7% removed in April. Explore the implications for private lenders and market dynamics.
SWMLS Collaborates with SourceRE for MLS Listing Feed Integration
SWMLS will enhance vendor access through SourceRE APIs, incorporating Data Dye identifiers in all feeds to effectively monitor unauthorized listing usage.
Pulte’s DNI Role: Impact on GSE Reform Remains Unaffected by Sam Valverde
Sam Valverde noted at an IMN conference that the FHFA director's closer relationship with President Trump may expedite a potential stock sale, impacting private lenders.
FTC secures court order to halt purported mortgage relief scheme.
FTC halts alleged mortgage relief scheme involving NAA with a temporary restraining order, raising concerns for private lenders about regulatory scrutiny.
REIT Executive Charged with Falsifying Income on Mortgage Application
A REIT executive's indictment for income misrepresentation highlights risks in mortgage applications, emphasizing the need for diligent underwriting practices.
Rhode Island’s Housing Bond Yielding Minimal Results, New Report Reveals
Rhode Island's $120 million housing bond is projected to produce only 642 new units, meeting just 28.5% of the state's 2030 housing goal.
Forecast indicates subdued hurricane season, yet risks persist for builders.
As the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season starts, experts stress the importance of storm-resilient building practices in the housing industry despite a quieter forecast.