The rise of Coming Soon listings prompts concerns over value and transparency.
Explore strategies for private lenders as MLS rules may limit visibility to 24 hours, while portals enhance syndication partnerships for broader outreach.
The Senate’s Housing Bill: An Initial Step, Not a Comprehensive Solution
Discover the implications of the ROAD to Housing Act's passing, focusing on potential impacts for private lenders amidst changes in employer housing benefits.
Court Invalidates FinCEN Anti-Money Laundering Regulation
U.S. District Judge Jeremy Kernodle determined that FinCEN overstepped its authority in recent rulings, impacting regulatory frameworks for private lenders.
Rising Mortgage Rates Could Intensify Due to Iran Conflict
Rising tensions from the Iran war have driven the 10-year yield past a critical threshold, indicating an uptick in mortgage rates as the situation evolves.
Insights from NAR on Leadership Transition in the Industry
NAR HQ visit reveals strong leadership advocacy, yet underscores ongoing challenges with compensation and trust within the member community for private lenders.
New Home Sales Decline 17.6%, With Weather and Rates Affecting Trends
January new home sales dropped to a 587,000 annual rate, declining 17.6% from December, with median prices at $400,500, challenging trends for private lenders.
Midwest Real Estate Data to Eliminate NAR Membership Requirement
Under the new change, partner groups can provide MLS access to licensed agents without Realtor affiliation, expanding market opportunities for private lenders.
Independent Mortgage Banks See Profitability Decline as Margins Drop 44%
MBA data reveals IMB profits decreased to $674 per loan in Q4 2025, a significant drop from $1,201 in Q3, alongside revenue slipping to 340 bps.
Offerpad aims for 1,000 quarterly transactions using AI platforms SCOUT and HENRY.
Offerpad announces SCOUT and HENRY are projected to achieve a 1,000 transaction quarterly run rate, indicating strong growth and positive adjusted EBITDA ahead.
California Transit Agency Land May Facilitate Construction of 240,000 Homes
California's focus on increasing housing supply near transit highlights untapped land owned by transit agencies, presenting opportunities for private lenders in development.