FMLS and Lone Wolf Technologies Collaborate on Transaction Management Solutions
Private lenders can now utilize Lone Wolf's transaction management software, featuring the efficient Authentisign eSignature solution for streamlined operations.
New Alt Home Equity Product from RMF Alum Expands to Additional States
Cornerstone Financing has launched an innovative home equity-tapping product in new states, enhancing options for private lenders and homeowners alike.
San Diego Apartment Property Purchased for $45 Million
Explore the recent acquisition of a San Diego apartment property from 1976, offering insights into investment opportunities for private lenders.
Report: Baby Boomers Represent the Largest Generational Share of Homebuyers
Generation Z only accounts for 3% of homebuyers, highlighting shifting dynamics in the housing market dominated by Baby Boomers. Explore the trends.
FHLB Cincinnati Launches Initiative for One Hundred Homes
Unlock opportunities for eligible homebuyers in pre-1976 mobile homes with the new Hundred Homes Initiative from FHLB Cincinnati. Discover more about this program.
Brookfield acquires majority ownership in Angel Oak.
Brookfield acquires a 50.1% stake in Angel Oak, enhancing investor access to residential mortgage credit while maintaining operational independence.
Implications of New York Senate Bill S3177 for Lenders
New York Senate Bill S3177 aims to regulate commercial finance licensing, requiring licensing from the Superintendent of Financial Services for lenders.
A&D Mortgage Completes Acquisition of Mr. Cooper Wholesale Division
A&D Mortgage enhances its offerings by integrating various mortgage programs, including agency, government, and non-QM products for brokers and partners.
Cotality’s Pat Dodd Discusses the Vision Behind CoreLogic’s Rebranding
Cotality CEO Pat Dodd shares insights on the company's rebrand vision and future direction, highlighting strategies to enhance growth and innovation.
Housing Affordability Declines as Home Prices Exceed Wage Growth
Home prices have increased quicker than wages in nearly half of U.S. counties, requiring buyers to earn $86,611 yearly to secure a home.