Stockholder of Two Harbors Files Suit to Halt CCM Merger Vote
A stockholder has filed a federal lawsuit against Two Harbors Investment Corp. and its directors, alleging misleading proxy disclosures that could impact shareholder trust.
AD Mortgage Reports $407 Million Non-QM Securitization Transaction
AD Mortgage has initiated a $407 million non-QM securitization, comprising 979 loans, with 25% of collateral located in Florida.
Bruce Simmons Discusses Sales Success Through the Lens of Purpose
Explore Bruce Simmons' insights on reverse mortgage sales habits, effective goal setting, time blocking strategies, and the importance of five follow-ups for success.
Analysis of DFH’s Hostile Bid and Its Impact on Homebuilder Rankings
Amid Wall Street's anticipation of Dream Finders Homes' potential bid, the hostile move raises questions about industry dynamics and acquisition strategies in the sector.
Understanding Why Another 2008 Housing Market Crash Is Unlikely
Explore how post-2005 bankruptcy reforms and the qualified mortgage rule have reshaped housing credit, impacting leverage and mitigating ARM-era risks for private lenders.
Real Estate Agents Seek Stability from Kevin Warsh in Housing Market
Explore the direct impact of borrowing costs on homeownership, addressing critical questions for agents and private lenders about market recovery dynamics.
Understanding HOA Governance Risks for Real Estate Agents
New data reveals the impact of unverifiable HOA governance on housing affordability, highlighting key due diligence factors agents must consider.
Rohit Chopra appointed to lead California consumer services agency.
California's Gov. Gavin Newsom appoints former CFPB Director Rohit Chopra to spearhead the new Business and Consumer Services Agency, impacting private lenders.
New Rochelle housing increase highlights the effects of predictable zoning.
Discover how New Rochelle's proactive zoning reforms and commitment to mixed-income housing serve as a model for urban development, enhancing community growth and accessibility.
Mortgage Credit Availability Contracted, According to MBA Reports
Mortgage credit availability decreased by 0.4% in April, with stricter conventional and jumbo loan standards reported by the MBA, signaling a tightening market.