Have Agent Commissions Shifted Since the Recent Settlement?
Real estate agent commissions have remained stable despite predicted fluctuations, highlighting resilience in the market amid evolving business practices.
Better’s Losses Decrease, Potential to Break Even by Late 2026
Better reported a $36 million net loss in Q2 2025, an improvement from its $50.5 million loss in Q1, indicating a potential shift in financial performance.
Unlock Expands to Five Additional States and Appoints Chief Growth Officer
Unlock expands its home equity agreements (HEAs) to five new states: Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, New Hampshire, and Wyoming, offering more options for homeowners.
Rithm Plans Acquisition of $1 Billion in Home Improvement Loans
Asset manager secures $1 billion in home improvement loans via a one-year flow agreement with fintech firm Upgrade, enhancing lending strategies and market reach.
Argyle and LenderLogix Collaborate on Automated Verification Solutions
Discover how Argyle's integration with LenderLogix enhances the LiteSpeed platform, enabling seamless direct verification for mutual customers in mortgage lending.
RE/MAX and Magnite Collaborate on Commerce Media Initiatives
RE/MAX partners with Magnite to optimize its digital inventory and leverage first-party home buyer data for enhanced monetization strategies.
CrossCountry Mortgage Facing Allegations of RESPA Violations and Kickbacks
Six lawsuits allege that CrossCountry Mortgage paid Raleigh Realty $15,000 monthly during 2021-2022 for exclusive client referrals, raising compliance concerns.
Trigger lead ban bill progresses to the President’s desk for approval.
The Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act (H.R. 2808) advances in the Senate, enhancing privacy measures for homebuyers, a significant shift for private lenders.
Newsom Issues Executive Order to Limit Housing Density in Fire-Affected Regions
California's executive order limits housing density in fire-prone areas, impacting development opportunities and market dynamics in affected regions.
Adriana D. Kugler resigns from her position as Fed governor influencing rates.
Kugler, a recent addition to the board of governors in September 2023, is set to influence policy with a term ending in January 2026, impacting private lending strategies.