Trustar Bank sells mortgage subsidiary to Archer
Virginia-based community bank Trustar Bank sold its mortgage subsidiary to Archer Mortgage Holding Company, the companies announced on Thursday. The financials of the deal...
How a transparent marketplace provides a proven path to benefit homeowners
Selling pre-foreclosure is often the best option for distressed homeowners who don’t qualify for any loss mitigation programs, but those homeowners are understandably...
UWM’s Jason Bressler on the role of failure in tech innovation
HousingWire Editor in Chief Sarah Wheeler sat down with Jason Bressler, CTO at United Wholesale Mortgage (UWM) to talk about how the lender...
5 trends that will reshape the real estate market in 2024
The landscape of real estate is undergoing significant transformations in 2024, driven by a confluence of technological advancements, shifting market dynamics and evolving...
Five ways to win more borrowers
The mortgage industry continues to evolve, especially as the market shifts. In addition to limited inventory, rising rates and affordability constraints, mortgage companies...
Compass cuts losses in Q3, addresses commission lawsuit threat
Compass surprised positively in the third quarter of 2023 by posting a number of strong results. The brokerage’s national quarterly market share grew...
‘There will be bank failures,’ Fed chief tells lawmakers
In remarks made Thursday to the Senate Banking Committee this week, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said he expects some U.S. banks to...
Dave Mele exits as Homes.com president
Dave Mele, president of Homes.com since 2014, has left CoStar Group to pursue “an opportunity outside of the real estate industry,” he confirmed...
How to make at least $100,000 in 100 days as a real estate agent
Real estate agents: You can turn the next quarter into your best one yet by following this profitable and proactive plan.
4 rules...
CoStar CEO: ‘We had zero involvement’ with commission lawsuits
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Andy Florance, founder and CEO of CoStar Group, wants to set one thing straight: his company had nothing to do...