Sherry Chris advises brokers to remain with NAR in 2025.
Explore the dynamic between brokers and associations in the mortgage industry, and consider the benefits of collaboration over separation for mutual growth.
Crye-Leike seeks NAR settlement coverage, but rankings data contradicts it.
Explore the implications of the NAR settlement for private lenders, focusing on how it protects real estate brokerages with sales under $2 billion.
Fannie Mae reports a slight increase in housing market optimism
Homebuyer confidence increased in January despite ongoing affordability challenges, highlighting a resilient market according to Fannie Mae's latest index.
Homebuilders Assess Long-Term Risks Despite Trump Pausing Tariffs
Canadian and Mexican tariff pauses provide temporary relief for builders, but long-term risks remain as regulatory changes unfold under the new administration.
Boomers: Navigating the Anxiety and Opportunities of the Silver Tsunami
As older workers exit the labor market, economic shifts prompt reflection on the implications for private lending and investment strategies in a changing landscape.
California Mortgage Firm President Charged in Fatal DUI Incident Involving Elderly Man
California mortgage firm president faces serious legal consequences following a DUI collision that resulted in a fatality, raising concerns in the industry.
Sagent’s Dara mortgage platform approaches full deployment readiness.
Sagent's Dara platform aims to transform mortgage servicing with enhanced efficiency and innovative solutions, promising significant advancements for private lenders.
U.S. Home-Price Growth Slows Amid LA Wildfires Impacting Market Recovery
Last year's home-price growth was the weakest in over a decade, influenced by factors like LA wildfires, shaping the housing market on multiple levels.
The Growing Adoption of Revenue Share Models in Real Estate Brokerages
Revenue and profit share brokerages aim to distinguish themselves by moving away from a recruiting-focused image, fostering collaboration and innovation in the industry.
Homeowners Allocate Approximately $24,000 Annually to Non-Mortgage Costs
Discover how homeowners associations impact finances, with residents paying an average of $3,077 annually—significant for lenders assessing borrower costs.