New Platform Provides Public Speaking Assistance for Real Estate Professionals
The Industry Speaks Academy equips real estate professionals with essential skills for effective public speaking at conferences, enhancing career opportunities.
Lesley Shea of The Agency Discusses Impactful Marketing Strategies
Discover how a former C-suite marketing executive leverages $100M listing strategies to transform everyday home sales in the competitive real estate market.
Lower Acquires Acopia Home Loans to Enhance Southeast Presence
Lower has acquired Acopia Home Loans, enhancing its footprint with 14 new branches and 36 originators, bolstering a $425 million annual mortgage volume in the Southeast.
SERHANT. expands into Massachusetts with launch in Boston.
SERHANT. expands its East Coast presence with a new office in Boston, attracting over 15 agents and marking a significant milestone for the firm.
Declining mortgage rates contribute to stable new home sales
New home sales surge to 737,000, reflecting an 18.7% annual increase. Declining mortgage rates near 6% contribute to improved market conditions for private lenders.
Mid-Atlantic Home Sales Experience Marginal Increase of 0.1%
"Explore the latest insights on buyer demand and market choices as home sales in the Mid-Atlantic show minimal growth, highlighting evolving trends."
Wisconsin legislation may enhance transparency in the real estate sector.
Wisconsin's new law requires written seller consent for limited listings and reforms compensation, enhancing transparency in the real estate market.
Trump Halts 50-Year Mortgage Initiative, Considers 401(k) Utilization for Down Payments
The Trump administration hesitates on 50-year mortgages, while considering measures for tapping retirement funds for down payments, impacting private lenders.
CFPB and DOJ Revoke 2023 Advisory on Immigration Status in Credit Decisions
New guidance from the CFPB and DOJ clarifies ECOA application and immigration status in credit policies, reducing compliance concerns for mortgage lenders.
The effect of declining mortgage rates on housing inventory levels.
U.S. housing inventory growth slows to 9.99% year-over-year amidst rising mortgage rates near 6%, with significant price reductions of 34.7%.