Latest venture will allow loanDepot to reach rural Americans nationwide to offer home purchase and refi options.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Regulators and the Industry Unite to Face Challenges
This Wednesday, the 2021 Government Forum, a one-day virtual event from The Five Star Institute, will bring together representatives from government and the mortgage space for an open forum to tackle the industry’s most pressing issues.
Read More »Mortgage Rates Remain Below the 3% Mark
Rates climbed slightly this week, but remain in refi-friendly territory as the struggle between low supply and high demand continues in the housing market nationwide.
Read More »Homebuyers on the Clock
With housing inventory drastically reduced, prospective buyers are jumping on the short supply, and listings are spending less and less time on the market.
Read More »Citi Partners on Preserving Affordable Housing
Through an investment of $200 million in equity to affordable and workforce housing projects, Citi aims to increase access to affordable housing nationwide.
Read More »Biden Marks June National Homeownership Month
The President dedicated the month to raising awareness of housing equality, as well as the elimination of barriers to affordable homeownership.
Read More »Purchase Activity Shows Signs of Slowdown
Contrary to the fact that homes remain in demand, tight supply and a rise in listing prices are driving down mortgage application volume.
Read More »Home Prices Remain High With Supply Restricted
More baby boomers are choosing to remain in their homes, forcing prices to rise as the number of homes available rapidly shrinks.
Read More »RE/MAX Joins Forces With LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance
New partnership will help agents build their business as they advocate for LGBTQ+ buyers and sellers.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Gauging Q2 Homebuyer Trends
This week, the MBA’s seesaw mortgage applications survey will provide some insight into the state of the marketplace, with continued low rates not enough to coax buyers off the fence for fear of overpaying.
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