Fathom Agents Updated on Bed Bath & Beyond Acquisition Strategy
Fathom's recent SEC filing reveals an agent's email promoting a three-pillar home ecosystem linked to Bed Bath & Beyond, raising questions for private lenders.
Will the Fed increase rates three times in 2026, according to Bank of America?
Bank of America predicts three quarter-point rate hikes in 2026; however, current market dynamics and a 10-year yield at 4.51% suggest minimal increases.
UWM and Two Harbors CEOs Dispute in Emails Before CCM Deal Vote
Tension escalated between United Wholesale Mortgage and Two Harbors Investment Corp. as executives engaged in heated email discussions during deal negotiations.
Alan Greenspan, former Fed chair, passes away at the age of 100.
Alan Greenspan, former Federal Reserve chairman, known for policies impacting the 2008 housing crisis, has passed away at 100, highlighting his lasting influence.
Implications of Declining Prices for the Real Estate Industry
Explore how the absence of anticipated price reductions may impact private lenders and the broader mortgage market, highlighting risks and future trends.
Chip and Joanna Gaines Offer Three Texas Properties for Sale
Discover the historic Waco Castle, listed at $2.7 million, a unique property opportunity for private lenders in the Texas real estate market.
Navigating California Lending Compliance: A Practical Guide for Licensees
Navigating California lending compliance extends beyond obtaining a CFL or DRE license. Discover the ongoing obligations and complexities private lenders face.
Home Flipping Activity Decreased, Yet Investor Returns Improved
ATTOM reports indicate 64,348 home flips in Q1, making up 8% of sales. Typical gross returns reached 25.4%, with gross profits averaging $66,000.
Aging in Place is Transforming Housing Demand, but Many Homes Are Unprepared
Explore the shift in aging-in-place from a preference to a financial necessity, and discover insights essential for housing professionals and private lenders.
Retirement plan participation hits new high amid ongoing financial pressures.
Nearly two-thirds of retirement plans now auto-enroll participants at a minimum contribution rate of 4%, reflecting evolving savings strategies.