New York State Housing Inventory Reaches Lowest Level in Eight Months
New York housing inventory hits an 8-month low, contributing to a 4.6% drop in sales. Insights vital for private lenders navigating the current market landscape.
NAR Settlement Appeals Ongoing with Insight from Law Professor Tanya Monestier
Monestier appeals a ruling regarding her motions to intervene and reconsider, impacting several objectors following a recent settlement approval in the Eighth Circuit.
Top Arizona Real Estate Schools to Consider for Your Career
Discover the top online programs to fulfill your 96-hour course requirement at an accredited real estate school in Arizona, tailored for aspiring real estate professionals.
California Home Sales Experience Significant Annual Growth
California's median home price shows fluctuations, providing insights into market trends that could impact private lending strategies and investment opportunities.
Home Affordability Declines in the Fourth Quarter
National median home prices have reached $364,750, raising concerns about worsening affordability and its impact on the lending landscape.
Steps to Obtain a Real Estate License in New York
Discover essential steps and resources to launch your career as a licensed real estate agent in New York, designed for aspiring professionals.
CreditXpert reveals launch date for its credit optimization platform.
Company shifts focus from traditional credit repairs to credit optimization, sunsetting two tools to enhance financial solutions for private lenders.
Powell’s Comments Lead to Increase in Mortgage Rates
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's remarks during the Q&A press conference led to an increase in the 10-year yield, impacting mortgage rates significantly.
New York State Evaluates Expanding CRA Law to Include Nonbank Mortgage Lenders
New regulation proposes testing for nonbank lenders where loans are originated, not tied to physical branches, impacting the mortgage landscape.
NAR requests dismissal of the antitrust lawsuit against Muhammad.
The lawsuit alleges that NAR and others breached contracts and violated federal civil rights laws, potentially impacting market dynamics for private lenders.