Greystar Real Estate Partners launches innovative modular housing project
Discover the latest modular housing development by Greystar Real Estate Partners, with six more projects on the horizon. Read more here.
Stan Middleman, founder of Freedom Mortgage, discusses the importance of vigilance in managing risk.
Stay ahead of the game in the mortgage industry - Stan Middleman advises professionals to study and prep for the 2025 housing market on HousingWire Daily.
Real Estate Weekly Highlights: Nov. 25-29
Stay up to date with industry news on NAR settlements, Airbnb host controversy, and the upcoming 24-hour stock exchange. Read more here.
Insights from Tech100 leaders on transforming the mortgage and real estate process
Discover how Tech100-winning companies are innovating the mortgage industry with transformative technology. Learn from industry leaders at HousingWire.
FHFA increases conforming loan limits to $806,500
Stay updated on industry news: FHFA raises conforming loan limit to $806,500 for one-unit properties, allowing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to purchase mortgages at this amount.
Biden and Trudeau Revise Housing Policy Approaches: A Phil Hall Op-Ed
Discover how US president and Canadian prime minister are rewriting housing policy histories in this insightful op-ed by Editor Phil Hall. Read more.
Scott Turner appointed as new HUD secretary by President Trump
Discover the latest updates on a former pro football player turned motivational speaker who has been appointed to a White House council.
Employee at center of legal battle with CoStar allegedly caused $5K in damages.
Stay informed with the latest updates in the mortgage industry. The Realtor.com parent company offers insight for private lenders in new legal developments.
Investigating Repayment Regulations for Document Cancellation Claims
Learn about lender liability and wrongful foreclosure lawsuits in the mortgage industry, including adding a cause of action to cancel written instruments.
An Exploration of Repayment Rules in Document Cancellation Claims
In lender liability cases, plaintiffs may seek to cancel written instruments like deeds of trust or notices, adding this cause of action to their lawsuit.