Ginnie Mae MBS Portfolio Surpasses $2.76 Trillion Milestone
Ginnie Mae has facilitated the pooling and securitization of 268,000 loans for first-time homebuyers, contributing to a notable $2.76 trillion MBS portfolio.
Lone Wolf and Follow Up Boss Announce Platform Integration
Streamline client management with integrated solutions for real estate professionals, enabling seamless transitions from initial contact to closing.
Federal Reserve Maintains Interest Rates in Response to Inflation and Jobs
The anticipated shift highlights the Federal Reserve's ongoing dilemma in determining the right timing for interest rate cuts amid evolving economic conditions.
Gibson Plaintiffs Challenge eXp and Weichert Settlement Agreements
Plaintiffs in The Gibson case challenge defendants' attempt to delay proceedings following preliminary approval of the Hooper settlements, raising legal implications.
Century 21 CEO discusses industry consolidation and market gap solutions.
CEO Mike Miedler outlines the company's foundational franchise model and strategic initiatives, highlighting its approach to evolving homeownership trends.
Report Indicates First Decline in Typical Down Payment Levels in Two Years
Down payment levels are declining as more buyers opt for FHA and VA loans, indicating a shift in financing trends. Explore the implications for lenders.
Low-Fee Brokerage Firms Offer Significant Savings for Sellers, According to CPC
Home sellers may save up to $10,000 in broker fees by opting for a discount or flat-fee broker, as highlighted by findings from the Consumer Policy Center.
Realtor.com Engages in the Clear Cooperation Discussion
CEO Damian Eales voiced support for NAR’s CCP while noting that his firm's agreements with MLSs restrict the possibility of banning listings.
High Mortgage Rates Fail to Deter Homebuyer Interest
Housing demand remains resilient amid high mortgage rates, trade tensions, and low consumer confidence, presenting opportunities for private lenders in the market.
Rising Costs Are Penalizing Homeownership for Millions, Reports First American
Housing cost burdens for borrowers have increased, rising from 19.8% to 20.3% of household income, signaling potential challenges for private lenders.