What are the chances of getting a plot of land for $1 in one of the country’s hottest housing markets, where the median home price is $540,000 to ...
Read More »How Will Rising Mortgage Rates Impact a Buyer’s Willingness to Enter the Market?
They may slow down their search for a new home or look for smaller homes, but a very few buyers looking at purchasing a home in 2018 will ...
Read More »Docutech’s Amy Brandt Appointed to CEO
Docutech, Idaho Falls, Idaho- and Scottsdale, Arizona-based provider of document, eSign, eClosing, and compliance technology for the mortgage, home equity and consumer lending industries, has named Amy Brandt ...
Read More »Black Knight Announces Anthony Jabbour as CEO
Black Knight, Inc., a provider of integrated software, data and analytics to the mortgage and real estate industries, announced that Anthony Jabbour will assume the role as the ...
Read More »LERETA Launches New Tax Platform
LERETA, a national real estate tax and flood service provider, recently announced it is providing new automation to the tax industry—something that has not been done in decades—with the ...
Read More »Stern & Eisenberg Expands Team
Stern & Eisenberg, a regional law firm servicing ten states and the District of Columbia with a team of over 50 attorneys and 200 staff announced the hiring of ...
Read More »The Week Ahead: Focus on Housing Starts
The U.S. Census Bureau will release its monthly housing starts survey on Friday, February 16, at 8:30 a.m. EST. The survey will reflect the commitment of builders to ...
Read More »Homebuyers: It Pays to be Married
Eleven years - that’s the time it would take for a single homebuyer to purchase a home, according to an analysis by Zillow. On the other hand, a ...
Read More »Ginnie Mae Asks Lenders to Address ‘Churning’
Ginnie Mae, the government-owned corporation that attracts global capital into the housing finance system, has notified a small number of issuers in the Ginnie Mae multi-issuer mortgage-backed security ...
Read More »Housing Affordability Remains Steady in Q4 2017
A new report finds that Americans' ability to afford homes where they live and work hasn't moved much since last year. Whether that's going to stay true, though, is anyone's guess.
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