Conversion of Office Space to Residential Use Initiated on DC Property
Explore the transformation of a prime DC office building into modern apartments, highlighting trends in urban redevelopment and opportunities for private lenders.
Lawsuit by Homebuyer Against eXp Dismissed for Procedural Reasons
Cleveland homebuyer lawsuit against eXp Realty and eXp World Holdings dismissed, impacting private lenders' insights on real estate transaction liabilities.
Home Seller Commission Lawsuit Claims Exceed 2.5 Million Submitted
Settlement notifications have reached over 100 million emails and 38 million postcards, highlighting the scale of outreach in recent legal efforts.
Investor Home Sales Reach Record High While Small Buyers Make Gains
Investor sales have increased alongside a slight rise in investor purchases, comprising 13% of total home sales, highlighting market dynamics for private lenders.
Chris Morton Appointed CEO of ALTA Following Diane Tomb’s Departure
Morton steps in as ALTA's new leader following Diane Tomb, bringing extensive experience in public affairs and advocacy to enhance industry representation.
Rocket Pro Forms Partnership with Vetted VA for Enhanced Services
Rocket Mortgage partners with Vetted VA to enhance training for staff and loan officers, aiming to improve service and support for the veteran community.
Judge Denies Attempt to Halt NYC Broker Fee Regulation
The recent ruling strengthens tenant advocacy by curbing efforts from the real estate sector to oppose critical housing policies, impacting private lenders.
Foreclosure Activity Sees Minor Decrease in Recent Months
Foreclosure filings are rare, with only 1 in 4,009 housing units affected. Explore insights into recent trends in foreclosure activity.
Strategies for Successfully Navigating Brokerage Acquisitions
Explore insights from industry leaders on successful strategies and common pitfalls in M&A for brokerages, essential for private lenders navigating the landscape.
Revisiting Moon and Its Implications for California Lending Practices
California's In re Moon ruling prompted immediate concern among mortgage professionals, challenging the interpretation of Civil Code Section 1916.1 and its implications for lenders.