An Assessment of the Reverse Mortgage Industry’s Current Status
Reverse mortgage lenders are adjusting strategies as early business activity remains steady. Insights into market trends and opportunities for private lenders.
Are GSEs Facing Changes? FHFA Director Mentions Reviews of Work and Payments
FHFA director highlights staffing levels at Fannie Mae, reporting that only 49 of 2,900 employees are present at the offices, raising operational concerns.
Pulte Implements Major Changes to GSE Board Structures
Bill Pulte's recent SEC filings reveal significant board changes at both GSEs, with Pulte assuming the role of chair, impacting private lending dynamics.
Fannie Mae’s Increasing Blacklist Is Hindering Home Sales
Condominium owners face challenges selling as properties are blacklisted by Fannie Mae due to insurance and repair issues, complicating buyer financing options.
Xactus introduces new open API portal for enhanced integration.
Verification technology company Xactus has launched an open API portal, streamlining integration processes for partners using their Intelligent Verification Platform.
Michelle Billings Discusses Client Relationship Building in Ohio Real Estate
In this episode, Ohio Realtors President Michelle Billings discusses current affordability challenges in real estate and insights for agents to thrive in the market.
Ryan Schneider discusses luxury market trends and M&A growth in the mortgage sector.
Ryan Schneider, CEO of Anywhere Real Estate, explores luxury market expansion and M&A prospects, alongside the role of AI in transforming the industry.
HUD Initially Approves and Later Rescinds Funds for New York Housing Organizations
Federal grants for housing organizations in New York City faced delays, raising concerns among private lenders about potential impacts on housing initiatives.
Declining mortgage rates increase housing demand as spring approaches.
Lower mortgage rates are revitalizing the market, leading to an increase in purchase applications and renewed optimism among private lenders.
Manhattan’s Median Apartment Rent Reaches $4,500
Manhattan's median apartment rent reaches $4,500, surpassing previous records, highlighting market trends and investment opportunities for private lenders.