Federal judge mandates CFPB to reinstate dismissed employees.
Judge Amy Berman Jackson's ruling in the lawsuit by the National Treasury Employees Union marks a pivotal moment, highlighting potential implications for private lenders.
Homeowner Delinquency Rates Are Not Elevated
Explore the current trends in homeowner delinquency rates and the significant rise in multifamily property delinquencies, highlighting key insights for private lenders.
Idaho enacts legislation to restrict the use of mortgage trigger leads.
Idaho enacts new regulations on consumer privacy, impacting how mortgage credit inquiries utilize personal information. A shift for private lenders to consider.
Keller Williams Welcomes New Affiliate in Arkansas
Keller Williams Market Pro Realty expands its footprint with a new affiliate, enhancing market reach across five states and strengthening regional presence.
Stellar MLS and Rayse Collaborate to Enhance Real Estate Transparency
Explore how Stellar MLS aims to bridge the gap between consumer perceptions and the true time investment agents make in sales transactions, enhancing transparency.
Significant Updates to Maryland’s Mortgage Licensing Regulations
Stay informed on Maryland's evolving mortgage licensing laws as new emergency regulations from the Office of Financial Regulation impact private lenders' operations.
NAR Reduces Workforce by 61 Positions to Implement Cost-Cutting Measures
Trade group restructuring leads to job cuts across multiple departments, including digital strategy and public relations, impacting industry dynamics for private lenders.
FHFA Implements Changes to Climate Risk and Radon Inspection Policies
FHFA Director Bill Pulte announces new adjustments to climate-related policies, impacting private lenders and the mortgage industry landscape. Stay informed.
Former Manhattan Townhouse of Andy Warhol Hits Market at $7 Million
Discover the historic significance and investment potential of Andy Warhol's former Manhattan townhouse, now on the market for nearly $7 million.
CFPB Aims to Overturn Redlining Settlement with Townstone Financial
CFPB aims to return $105,000 settlement funds to Townstone Financial, raising issues of compliance and impact on redlining practices. Read more here.