NAR and Phoenix Realtors Resolve Dispute Regarding Three-Way Agreement
The Phoenix Association of Realtors has reached an agreement with the National Association of Realtors, adjusting membership options to align with NAR bylaws.
Glasshouse Realty Group Launches New Luxury Business Line in Ohio
Properties priced at $500,000 or more represented 5.4% of transactions, highlighting emerging trends in the luxury real estate market for lenders.
Single-Family Housing Starts Decline by 8.4%
"Explore the recent increase in single-family housing completions, indicating market trends crucial for private lenders in evaluating investment opportunities."
Women Increasingly File Civil Suits Against Alexander Brothers for Assault Claims
"Multiple lawsuits amplify the legal challenges faced by the Alexander brothers, with new claims of sexual assault from additional women entering the fray."
Florida Governor DeSantis Advocates for the Elimination of Property Taxes
Florida Governor DeSantis advocates for the elimination of property taxes, emphasizing their local nature, a move that could impact private lenders significantly.
Connecticut Multifamily Portfolio of 16 Units Sold for $1.55 Million
Discover the details behind the sale of a 16-unit multifamily portfolio in Connecticut, highlighting investment opportunities for private lenders.
Windsor Mortgage CEO discusses technology and coaching in wholesale lending.
In an insightful dialogue, Diego Sanchez and Chris Vinson discuss Windsor Mortgage's strategic growth, innovations in wholesale lending, and coaching initiatives.
The effects of job cuts on the housing market in Washington, DC.
Explore the impact of DOGE's job cuts on the Washington, D.C. housing market. We analyze inventory levels and price adjustments to assess potential risks.
NAR’s No-Commingling Rule Discussed at REX Appeal Hearing
Lawsuit filed by REX claims Zillow's website changes obscure listings, reducing exposure and limiting competition among real estate brokers in the market.
Fannie Mae sees increased mortgage acquisition volume but a slight profit decline.
Fannie Mae's CEO highlights substantial growth, projecting a net worth nearing $95 billion by year-end 2024 and $37 billion in regulatory capital over two years.