Urban Institute: Increase in FHA Mortgage Delinquencies Not Concerning
An Urban Institute report indicates recent delinquency rate increases revert to 2017-2018 levels, suggesting minimal risk for private lenders moving forward.
An Urban Institute report indicates recent delinquency rate increases revert to 2017-2018 levels, suggesting minimal risk for private lenders moving forward.
FHFA Director Bill Pulte addresses critical questions on the rollout of VantageScore 4.0, clarifying its implications for private lenders in the mortgage sector.
Settlement class counsel has requested compliance proof from 25 MLSs and Realtor associations, highlighting ongoing oversight in industry practices.
Trade war impacts are reshaping consumer dynamics as inflationary pressures rise, affecting private lenders' strategies and market evaluations.
Increased support from family is aiding young homebuyers, with down payments averaging $63,000. Explore how this trend impacts lending strategies.
Housing inventory declines while purchase applications rise 25% year-over-year, highlighting trends important for private lenders in today's market.
Explore how the gig economy's rise is transforming homebuying, prompting brokers to innovate loan products tailored for this evolving demographic.
Explore key updates on Gavin Newsom's grant funding initiatives, crucial MLS data access agreements, and the impact of investor activity on the housing market.
Kentucky's reduction of the property tax rate to 10.6 cents reflects a continued trend that may influence private lending and real estate investments.
Brokerages will soon access data via direct feeds or system integration, enhancing collaboration with MLSs and streamlining processes for private lenders.