Rechat Celebrates a Decade of Growth with New Features and Team Expansion
Company achieves remarkable growth with a 100% revenue increase and a 220% rise in its customer base, highlighting strong market demand and expansion.
Evaluating Home Prices for the Remainder of 2025
Home sales struggle during peak season show signs of improvement, creating potential opportunities for private lenders as market dynamics shift.
The Importance of Including Seniors in Mortgage Industry Strategies
Dan Ventura of Fairway and Chris Mayer of Longbridge discuss strategies for effectively servicing the growing senior demographic in the mortgage industry.
A Comprehensive Guide to NMLS Renewal for Mortgage Loan Officers
Navigate the NMLS license renewal process effortlessly. This guide outlines essential steps, state-specific continuing education requirements, and deadlines for MLOs.
Senate Approves Bill Regulating Trigger Leads in Unanimous Vote
Final legislation to ban trigger leads in the mortgage industry is gaining momentum, potentially impacting private lenders and consumer protection significantly.
Housing Report Identifies At-Risk Counties in California and New Jersey
Discover which Southern counties rank among the least at-risk for economic fluctuations, contrasting with higher-risk areas in California and New Jersey.
Belwood Investments Introduces Fractional Real Estate in Palm Springs
Belwood Investments plans to raise $250,000 for renovations, projecting a 45% ROI. Discover the potential of fractional real estate investments.
Xactus Partners with ICE to Enhance Flood Compliance in Mortgage Servicing
Enhancing efficiency, this integration provides mortgage servicers with automatic flood zone determination updates, streamlining the process and reducing manual work.
AppFolio Improves AI Capabilities in Property Management Tools
Discover how emerging AI technologies are reshaping the mortgage landscape, enabling private lenders to adopt agentic operations for improved efficiency and decision-making.
UWM reinstates 1% down payment program with increased assistance limits.
Eligible borrowers can secure a home purchase with just 1% down, as UWM covers the remaining 3% for conventional loans, easing access to homeownership.