Inflation Report Presents Mixed Implications for the Housing Market
CPI report shows a 2.9% annual increase and a 0.3% rise from last month, indicating a slowdown in core inflation that may impact lending strategies.
Transitioning from Bartender to Achieving $463k GCI Through Cold Calling
Explore the significance of experience for first-year Realtors, highlighting industry insights from top-performing agents and unique career transitions.
Fannie Mae report indicates accelerated home-price growth in Q4.
Home prices surged 5.8% from Q4 2023 to Q4 2024, as reported by Fannie Mae's HPI, indicating a noteworthy trend valuable for private lenders' strategies.
Mortgage Rates Expected to Stay High Amid Strong Economic Conditions
Mortgage market predictions show a challenging outlook as experts anticipated a significant drop in rates, raising concerns for private lenders amidst uncertainty.
Alexander Brothers Experience Setbacks with Side and Recent FBI Videos
Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander face significant challenges in Side's loan default case, with new evidence emerging as the FBI discovers a hard drive.
Fairway plans to expand its reverse mortgage offerings in the future.
Fairway aims to enhance its H4P business through the strategic recruitment of new professionals and referral sources, fostering growth and collaboration.
Supreme Court refuses to review NAR’s appeal regarding DOJ investigation.
Supreme Court declines to hear NAR's appeal against the DOJ, leaving significant implications for industry regulations and private lenders navigating compliance.
Housing demand remains strong but faces threats from rising mortgage rates.
Pending contract data shows a slight 1% increase, reflecting slowed demand due to elevated mortgage rates, highlighting market dynamics for private lenders.
Rob Pieklo examines the future of the wholesale mortgage market in 2025.
Join HousingWire's Diego Sanchez as he discusses key insights with AFR's Rob Pieklo on trends and challenges impacting the mortgage industry today.
SBA Offers Disaster Loans to Homeowners and Businesses in Los Angeles County
Explore how homeowners can access disaster loans of up to $500,000 to repair or replace damaged properties, fostering resilience in affected areas.