MLSs vie for influence as listing control evolves through partnerships and rules.
Discover how MLS partnerships and technology are reshaping market dynamics, as CMLS highlights the risks of fragmentation on transparency for private lenders.
Frank Cassidy advocates for a business-like approach to FHA management.
In this exclusive interview, Cassidy highlights his achievements, views on zero-down payment programs, and commitment to advancing the housing agenda from the private sector.
Baltimore City Council Moves Forward with Property Tax Relief Legislation
Baltimore City Council's new measure reduces property tax by 1 cent per $100 assessed value, impacting investment strategies for private lenders.
Two Delays Shareholder Vote and Seeks All-Cash Offer from UWM
Two Harbors Investment Corp. has postponed a shareholder meeting to vote on its proposed acquisition by CrossCountry Mortgage LLC, impacting future strategies.
Increased Demand for Housing Driven by Boston’s International Business Growth
Explore how international business impacts real estate, driving relocation traffic, rental demand, and luxury purchases linked to economic expansion trends.
Housing Demand Remains Strong Amid Elevated Mortgage Rates
Weekly pending home sales rose to 75,935, up from 69,636, while purchase applications increased by 7% year over year, despite elevated mortgage rates.
Synergy One Merges with APM; Steve Majerus Appointed President
American Pacific Mortgage merges with Synergy One Lending as a DBA, enhancing its mortgage production platform to a robust $14 billion in annual volume.
Ex-DC Housing Official Admits Guilt in Mortgage Fraud Case
Richard Cunningham pleaded guilty to making false statements to a mortgage lending business, highlighting risks and the importance of due diligence in lending practices.
Indicted Former NYC Attorney Accused of Stealing Over $1 Million in Mortgages
Jose Polanco faces serious charges after allegedly embezzling over $1 million in mortgage refinancings, impacting trust in the legal and lending sectors.
Florida Jury Awards $47.8 Million in Buyer Broker Agreement Case
A Miami-Dade jury awarded $47.8 million to broker Alex Goldstein in a fraud case involving a $2.8 million deal, highlighting potential risks for private lenders.