Horton, Toll, and Century Support AREC Fund Amid Tightening AD&C Credit
Three major homebuilders have backed Avila Real Estate Capital's new debt fund, boosting commitments to $200 million as it targets a $1 billion goal.
Anthony Casa Discusses UMortgage’s Innovative Broker Model for Originators
Explore how UMortgage's innovative broker model enhances loan originators' autonomy and earnings, driving success through advanced technology and supportive systems.
Housing Demand Increases While Inventory Decreases Amid Iran Conflict
Housing indicators showed positive trends last week, while mortgage rates stabilized in the low 6s. However, geopolitical tensions from the Iran conflict present potential risks.
Miami Broker Achieves Over $1 Billion in Annual Condo Sales
Discover insights from Miami luxury mega-broker Maile Aguila on achieving $1 billion in sales and tips for new agents entering the high-end condo market.
Effective Marketing Strategies for the Evolving Trigger-Lead Environment
Stay competitive in the ever-evolving mortgage industry by embracing change. Discover strategies to adapt and thrive as a loan officer in challenging markets.
NAR Addresses Concerns Regarding Coming Soon Listings
NAR confirms no national "coming soon" policy, empowering local MLSs to set listing status rules, enhancing consumer benefits and fostering competition.
Mark Zuckerberg Acquires Florida Estate for $170 Million
Mark Zuckerberg's recent $170 million acquisition of a Florida estate highlights trends in high-value property investments, signaling opportunities for private lenders.
Investor Home Purchases Increase by Just 2% in the Fourth Quarter
Investor activity in the West Coast housing market surged, with notable increases in Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco, signaling growing interest from private lenders.
One mega-project won’t resolve New York’s housing crisis.
New York City's Mayor Zohran Mamdani proposes to revive an ambitious plan for 12,000 affordable units above Sunnyside Yard, despite skepticism about its viability.
RESPA Ambiguity Transforms Referrals into a New Legal Challenge
Industry experts indicate that RESPA, established in 1974, fails to address modern challenges in the integrated real estate and mortgage markets, leading to inequities.