The new training details the incorporation of the new HECM section of the Handbook, which the industry had waited years for.
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Data from ICE shows that the equity cushion for many homeowners has nearly returned to its 2022 highs, as the Fed signals rate cuts in 2024.
The FCC adopted a new set of rules on Wednesday that looks to disrupt how potential homebuyer leads are bought and sold.
A duo of bipartisan senators have set their sights on mortgage trigger leads in a new bill, which has the support of the MBA.
New York State’s largest multiple listing service just got larger. OneKey MLS has acquired Mid-Hudson MLS, growing its membership to nearly 50,000 agents.
Mortgage rates are making their way toward 6.5% and new listing activity has also inched up in recent weeks.
Kirill Klokov: There are 60 million people who cannot get anything other than a payday loan. That’s ridiculous.
The Real Estate Standards Organization (RESO) announced its board of directors’ election results on Thursday.
The CHLA asked government agencies to consider lending practice changes to ensure buyer agency affordability in the wake of the Sitzer/Burnett verdict.
Texas-based mortgage platform Stairs Financial launched on Thursday with an emphasis on helping first-time homebuyers.
In an update to its selling guide, Fannie Mae announced Wednesday that it was expanding the use of attorney opinion letters in lieu of title insurance.
Title and settlement fees have been characterized as a high-burden and regressive cost to borrowers. Neither is true, writes Mark Fleming, chief economist at First American.