Guild asks judge to confirm $10.7M award in poaching dispute against ex-employees
Guild Mortgage has filed a petition in a district court in Washington to confirm a $10.7 million award resulted from an arbitration dispute against...
Mortgageball: Making a profit on $10,500 a loan
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Job growth will fuel the housing demand in the long term: NAR’s Lawrence Yun
After two straight years of double-digit declines, home sales will pick up in 2024 thanks to lower mortgage rates. This is according to...
CHLA voices support for attorney opinion letters to FHFA
The Community Home Lenders of America (CHLA) submitted a letter to the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) expressing its support for the use of...
Mortgage rates stabilize after Fed meeting
Mortgage rates stabilized this week as the Federal Reserve decided to keep its rates unchanged Wednesday. However, mortgage rates still remain at a 23-year...
Impatient homebuyers are gradually accepting the reality of the housing market: BofA
Prospective homebuyers are slowly growing less sensitive to home prices and high-interest rates, and fewer of them are willing to wait for a...
Assumable mortgage platform Roam partners with national lender on down payment assistance
New York-based assumable mortgage platform Roam rolled out a new partnership with national lender Spring EQ to provide second-lien loans to Roam customers,...
Opinion: How regulators can reduce costs and increase equity
Recently, new technologies have reduced costs associated with purchasing a home and provided more opportunities for first-time homebuyers to enter the market.
To...
Housing costs continue to burden American families: NAHB
In the first quarter of 2024, 38% of a typical household’s income was needed to make a mortgage payment on a median-priced, new...
High mortgage rates force some divorced couples to continue living together
In another odd twist for 2023, the ability to split up after a divorce seems to be another casualty of the high mortgage...
