MBA and NHC Back Housing Provisions in GOP Tax Legislation
GOP tax bill draft attracts positive feedback from MBA and NHC, highlighting key support while identifying aspects needing enhancement as discussions progress.
Eight Startups Chosen for NAR’s REACH Technology Initiative
Discover how the annual initiative promotes growth for companies offering digital solutions in the residential and commercial real estate sectors.
Study Reveals Abandoned Residential Properties May Hold Over $150 Billion Value
"Explore the surge of zombie foreclosures, with over 7,000 cases identified, highlighting potential opportunities in abandoned residential properties worth billions."
Court Rules Berkshire Hathaway Energy and Crye-Leike Cannot Relocate Gibson Case
Two remaining defendants in the home seller commission lawsuit aim to relocate the Gibson case to their home states, impacting settlement strategies for private lenders.
Slight Increase in Mortgage Delinquencies Observed in First Quarter
Foreclosure inventory rises across conventional, FHA, and VA loans, yet stress levels for borrowers remain historically low, indicating market stability.
FHA Highlights AI Development as It Archives Inactive Policy Documents
The agency has archived nearly 600 inactive policy documents, demonstrating the potential of AI tools in efficiently locating and extracting valuable information.
UWM Establishes Ambitious Production Target for 2028
UWM's recent growth highlights a significant 28% year-over-year increase, surpassing $137.8 billion in originations, emphasizing opportunities in the wholesale lending sector.
MBA Calls for Mortgage Rule Revisions in Letter to OMB
Explore recent regulatory updates affecting loan servicing, RESPA compliance, and loan officer compensation, vital for private lenders to navigate the evolving landscape.
PRMG and Mesa Partner to Launch Co-Branded Credit Card
Discover a credit card designed for PRMG clients, enabling rewards accumulation and Mesa Points with every monthly mortgage payment. Boost your financial benefits.
Homebuyers are seeking older homes amid delays in new construction.
Only 9% of U.S. homes were built in the 2010s, marking the lowest share since the 1940s. This trend impacts supply and lending strategies in the market.