The 2017 hurricane season destroyed thousands of homes, driving activity within the mortgage sector. Dallas-based DIMONT is part of the solution, actively helping borrowers settle claims with its expert team, evidenced by the recovery of more than $2 billion in hazard claims proceeds since 2010.
Read More »U.S. Homes Remain Affordable Despite Rising Prices
U.S. remains a stable market despite rising home prices that are expected to slow down in 2018. However several cities in the West remain overvalued.
Read More »Legal Industry Mourns the Passing of Baker Donelson Co-founder
Lewis Donelson leaves behind a legacy of outstanding service to the legal profession and the community.
Read More »Industry Award for CoreLogic’s Real Estate Leaders
CoreLogic’s Chris Bennett and Gregg Larson have been named to the Swanpoel Power 200 list for 2018 for the fourth consecutive year.
Read More »Ellie Mae Partners with COCC for Digital Mortgage Solutions
Ellie Mae will provide its Encompass all-in-one mortgage management solution to members of the COCC cooperative that includes banks and credit unions.
Read More »Cities Contending for Amazon HQ are Hot Housing Markets
More than half the potential cities shortlisted by Amazon for its second headquarters are already overvalued according to an analysis.
Read More »How Will a Government Shutdown Affect the Mortgage Industry?
The mortgage industry is likely to see some immediate and far-reaching effects if the Senate does not reach enough votes to extend the Federal Budget to February 16.
Read More »Don’t Fund CFPB In Q2 Mulvaney States
The Acting Director of the consumer agency has requested for zero funding for its Q2 operations. Here’s why...
Read More »10 Most Competitive Housing Markets in the U.S.
With low housing inventory and rising home prices, which city had most homebuyers putting more money down, have high credit scores, and start loan shopping before home shopping? Spoiler Alert: California cities take the top spots.
Read More »Homeowners Might Not be Ready to Sell Just Yet
Low inventory is expected to be the biggest market driver in 2018 as price growth remains strong and homeowners refrain from selling.
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