Mortgage Leaders Seek Clarity on FHFA’s Decision to End SPCPs
The termination of special purpose credit programs may restrict financial support options for underserved communities, impacting equity in lending practices.
Federal Government’s Office Space: Locations and Distribution Analysis
Texas leads in federal office building ownership and ranks second in leases, following California, highlighting its vital role in government operations.
FHA limits loan eligibility to U.S. citizens and permanent residents.
FHA mandates US citizenship or permanent residency for all borrowers, impacting eligibility across its loan programs and shaping lending practices for private lenders.
Overview of NAR’s new policy on delayed marketing for property listings.
Discover the implications of NAR's delayed marketing exemption on real estate practices, enhancing brokers' strategies and benefiting agent partnerships.
Michigan Attorney General and ex-CFPB director warn of risks to consumers.
Michigan AG Dana Nessel and former CFPB Director Rohit Chopra emphasize the importance of the bureau's role in consumer protection and regulatory oversight in the state.
Covius and FoxyAI Collaborate on AI-Enhanced Property Valuations
Discover how AI-driven insights can enhance property valuations and forecast renovation returns, empowering private lenders to make informed decisions.
Mortgage Rates Stabilize: What Are the Implications Moving Forward?
Discover how the Federal Reserve's consistent monetary policy impacts loan pricing for private lenders, following recent decisions on benchmark rates.
Loan Officers Should Prioritize Quality Over Quantity
Explore the current discourse around the loan officer population in the lending community. Shift focus from numbers to productivity for future growth insights.
Review of Fannie Mae’s Title Waiver Pilot Program One Year On
Fannie Mae's title insurance waiver pilot faces an uncertain future under new federal leadership, raising questions about its cost-saving potential for borrowers.
Home Sales Decline in Areas Affected by Los Angeles Wildfires
Wildfires in LA have led to a decline in home sales in Altadena and Pacific Palisades, highlighting the impact of natural disasters on local real estate markets.