Tag Archives: Pandemic

Paul Gigliotti of Pinnacle Home Loans and Axis Lending Academy tells MReport how millennials are transforming the workforce and why modern candidates are seeking more intangible qualities than a paycheck and benefits package.

A new study concludes that many U.S. homeowners ditched independent living during the early stages of the pandemic.

Manhattan is home to the highest share of units that combine residential and office and retail space in the nation, home to nearly 90,000 units.

In anticipation of another rate hike by the Federal Reserve, mortgage rates retreated downward this week, as purchase demand continued to fall, as the prospect of a recession continues to loom.

Bipartisan House legislation seeks to modernize the notarization process, and will allow individuals stationed outside of the U.S. to securely notarize documents.

Dominic Fahey of Doma details the three ways to sign on the dotted line as technology adoption stalls.

A new analysis by Redfin found that home sales are being canceled at the highest rate recorded since the onset of the pandemic.

A new study from USMI has found a nine-year reduction in wait time in achieving homeownership to just five years with a 5% down payment insured mortgage.

Homebuyer migration remained at an all-time high in April and May, with 32.3% of Redfin.com users nationwide looking to move to a different metro area, according to a ...

Shifting workforce patterns and the continuing prevalence of the gig economy have some lenders revisiting non-QM. Here’s what they told MReport about its place in the modern lending landscape.