NAR Seeks Dismissal of Antitrust Lawsuit Against California Agents
NAR argues that John Diaz's complaint lacks evidence of direct harm. His initial lawsuit was dismissed, raising questions about the validity of his claims.
CoStar CEO Critiques Zillow’s ‘Anticompetitive’ Private Listing Policy
CoStar's CEO critiques Zillow's dominance in real estate portals, raising concerns about its impact on agent commissions and private listings. Read more.
Senate Approves VA Foreclosure Prevention Bill for Presidential Signature
The VA Home Loan Program Reform Act aims to introduce a partial claim program, enhancing loss-mitigation strategies for veterans and private lenders alike.
Jay Papasan discusses common mistakes made by rookie agents.
Discover key insights from Papasan's upcoming book, "The Rookie Real Estate Agent," highlighting the importance of mastering foundational skills for success in real estate.
FHFA Provides Clarity on VantageScore 4.0 Implementation Issues
FHFA Director Bill Pulte addresses critical questions on the rollout of VantageScore 4.0, clarifying its implications for private lenders in the mortgage sector.
Trump Alleges Mortgage Fraud by Sen. Adam Schiff, Calls for Accountability
Fannie Mae has not acknowledged any investigation into Sen. Schiff amidst recent fraud accusations. Explore the implications for private lenders.
Colorado Homeowner Creates AI Platform for Property Sales After Going Viral
Private lender Mike Chambers gains social media attention by opting to sell his home independently, illustrating a growing trend in self-directed real estate transactions.
Down Payment Resource Collaborates with FirstHome IQ for Financial Education
DPR's data and tools will enhance FirstHome IQ's curriculum and platform, offering private lenders valuable insights for informed decision-making.
Support from Parents May Impact Retirement Financial Stability
The rise of the failure-to-launch trend in Gen Z is impacting parental finances, leading to potential consequences for their retirement planning and savings.
Study Finds Family Contributions Aid One-Fourth of Young Homebuyers’ Down Payments
Increased support from family is aiding young homebuyers, with down payments averaging $63,000. Explore how this trend impacts lending strategies.