UWM introduces a 90-basis point refinancing incentive.
UWM introduces a 90 basis-point incentive for rate-and-term refinances, attracting private lenders as industry expectations shift towards a potential Federal Reserve rate cut.
CHLA suggests a new 1031-like exchange for young homebuyers.
New proposal seeks to eliminate capital gains taxes on the sale of up to $50,000 in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and publicly traded REITs, impacting private lenders.
Rising Abandoned Mortgage Applications Linked to Homebuyer Confusion
A recent survey reveals that both recent and prospective U.S. homebuyers prioritize timing and confidence in their purchasing decisions.
California’s affordable housing initiatives confront new legal obstacles.
A new lawsuit threatens California's key approach to affordable housing development, potentially impacting private lenders and funding strategies in the sector.
Douglas Elliman opposes the normalization of private listings.
Douglas Elliman shows resilience with its strongest first half performance since 2022, despite a slow second quarter in the current market landscape.
Strategies Employed by Leading Real Estate Agents in Slow Housing Markets
Explore how real estate agents utilize photography, staging, and precise pricing strategies to enhance buyer engagement and drive sales in challenging markets.
Compass v. Zillow: Preliminary Injunction Hearing Scheduled for Late November
Three-day hearing upcoming with parties involved; expert witnesses barred from discussing harm to Compass. Key developments anticipated for private lenders.
NAR secures legal victory as Muhammad suit is dismissed.
Court dismisses third antitrust lawsuit against NAR this summer, citing that the allegations presented were deemed insufficient and lacking substantive detail.
How Paradigm Advisory Established a New York Real Estate Leader
Explore the journey of founders Scott Hustis and Mark Jovanovic, revealing insights and strategies that shaped their 20-year path to success in the mortgage industry.
ICE Reports $851 Million Profit in Second Quarter, Adjusts Revenue Expectations
ICE's mortgage technology division reported $531 million in revenue, reflecting a 4.1% increase from the previous quarter and a 4.9% year-over-year growth.