Weekly Housing Demand Increases by Double Digits Amid Economic Uncertainty
Weekly pending home sales increased by 15.36% year over year, with purchase applications up 31%, driven by mortgage rates under 6.64%.
Weekly pending home sales increased by 15.36% year over year, with purchase applications up 31%, driven by mortgage rates under 6.64%.
First American's Odeta Kushi predicts mortgage rates stabilizing in the low-6% range, while additional factors are anticipated to enhance affordability.
Hard money loan servicing carries costs that don't appear on the term sheet. Payment processing overhead, regulatory exposure, escrow mismanagement, default timeline drag, and exit illiquidity each erode effective yield in ways the interest rate never captures. This guide breaks down all seven.
Hard money loan costs go far beyond the interest rate. Here are 9 real costs that erode investor returns—and what professional servicing does about them.
Millennials lead the way in considering half-century loans, with 54% open to the option, while interest diminishes with increasing age demographics.
Hard money loans carry costs well beyond the stated interest rate. Origination points, prepayment penalties, default step-ups, compliance obligations, escrow shortfalls, foreclosure exposure, and servicing friction each extract margin that never appears in the initial rate quote — and compound when unmanaged.
Hard money loans carry costs far beyond interest rates. Here are 9 hidden servicing costs that quietly drain private lender profits and how professional loan administration stops them.
New Jersey's proposed property title fraud alerts aim to protect homeowners and private lenders alike from potential fraud risks and enhance industry security.
Lenders see a significant rise in foreclosure activity, with 3,872 properties repossessed last month, reflecting ongoing market trends. Continue reading for insights.
Hard money loans carry seven hidden costs that never appear on a term sheet — compliance penalties, servicing labor, escrow risk, default drag, note illiquidity, origination leakage, and opportunity cost. Here is where each one lives and how to address it.