California Home Sales Experienced a Rebound in September.
California's median home price has decreased, signaling potential opportunities for private lenders as market dynamics shift. Explore the latest insights.
Figure Unveils AI-Driven Platform for DSCR Loans
West Capital Lending and Axen Mortgage lead the way by integrating Figure's innovative DSCR product, enhancing options for private lenders in the market.
9 Ways Professional Servicing Turns Seller Carry Notes Into True Passive Income
Seller carry notes promise passive income—but only professional servicing delivers it. Here are 9 operational reasons why the difference matters.
9 Payment Processing Rules Every Private Loan Portfolio Must Follow
Compliant payment processing protects your private loan portfolio from regulatory fines, borrower disputes, and costly audits. Here are 9 rules that matter.
11 State-Law Compliance Checkpoints for Wrap-Around Mortgage Servicers
State laws govern every wrap-around mortgage. Here are 11 compliance checkpoints private lenders and servicers must clear before boarding a wrap loan.
Mat Ishbia of UWM files counterclaim against minority owners of Phoenix Suns.
Mat Ishbia countersues minority owners Scott Seldin and Andy Kohlberg, alleging they sought an inflated buyout, raising concerns for private lenders.
7 Ways AI Analytics Sharpens Risk Assessment for Private Mortgage Lenders
AI analytics gives private mortgage lenders faster, deeper risk signals than traditional credit models. Here are 7 practical applications that matter most.
Hard Money vs. Seller Carry: Which Is Better for Private Lenders?
Hard money wins on speed; seller carry wins on cost and flexibility. Here's how to choose the right structure for your next deal.
REX’s Supporters Seek Supreme Court Hearing for Its Petition
Two organizations urge the Supreme Court to review REX's antitrust case, highlighting potential implications for private lenders in the competitive mortgage landscape.
9 Tax Implications of Seller-Financed Wrap Mortgages Every Investor Must Know
Wrap mortgage investors collect interest income, deduct underlying mortgage interest, report on Form 1098, and face capital gains rules when a note is sold or a borrower defaults. These 9 tax realities define the financial outcome of every wrap deal — ignoring any one of them is expensive.