Pulte Reports Termination of FHFA’s Equitable Housing Committee
Discover how the ACAESH aims to enhance affordable housing initiatives, fostering equity and sustainability in the mortgage industry for private lenders.
NAR Responds to Whittman Antitrust Lawsuit Regarding Membership Structure
Private lenders should note that D.C. broker William Whittman is suing the NAR and local Realtor associations regarding the contentious three-way membership agreement.
9 Strategic Imperatives for Private Lenders Who Want to Price Profitably
Stop competing on rate alone. These 9 imperatives show private lenders how to price loans strategically and build sustainable margins.
REX requests Supreme Court to review its antitrust lawsuit.
REX appeals to the Supreme Court after exhausting legal options, seeking review of antitrust claim dismissals that could impact market dynamics for private lenders.
Social Security advises beneficiaries to transition from paper checks.
The Social Security Administration advises beneficiaries to transition from paper checks to electronic payments, enhancing efficiency and security in transactions.
Reactions to Compass’s Acquisition of Anywhere: Approval and Concern
Supporters praise the merger's boldness, while detractors worry it may limit listings, diminish transparency, and impact smaller brokerages negatively.
Legal Experts Assess Future of RESPA Lawsuit Against Zillow as Uncertain
Experts argue that consumer advocates misinterpret NAR settlement terms, overlooking critical RESPA guidelines, raising questions for private lenders.
Understanding Anywhere’s Transition After Compass Acquisition
Anywhere Real Estate has established itself as a significant player in the real estate industry, showcasing innovation and growth prior to its acquisition by Compass.
Ohio Lawmakers Propose Mortgage Relief Package Addressing Property Taxes
Senate Bill 255 proposes granting eligible homeowners up to $3,000 annually to alleviate monthly housing expenses, potentially impacting lending practices.
Phil Hall Discusses the Criticism of Erik Siebert
Interim US Attorney Erik Siebert faces backlash from President Trump after his dismissal of the mortgage fraud case, raising concerns in the lending community.