Opinion
The real vulnerability in lending isn’t borrowers — it’s bad data
Why the JV model no longer controls where the mortgage decision is made
Trump’s housing directive targets bulk buyers — but the real impact hinges on definitions, supply, and migration to build-to-rent
Even as VantageScore prices fall, lenders say tri-merge credit report costs remain an expensive third-party expense in mortgage origination
As GSEs dominate the nation’s mortgage supply and household debt climbs, shifting borrower demographics and easing lending standards point to a gradual, but uneven, market expansion
With house-buying power surpassing median list prices for the first time in over three years, spring 2026 could bring renewed activity for buyers, though tight supply will remain a key factor
How reliable and accurate consumer credit reports make innovative housing solutions a reality
A new analysis finds the FHFA’s decision to allow VantageScore in conforming mortgages could save lenders and borrowers approximately $650 million annually while expanding credit access to millions of additional consumers
Maximizing referrals starts by turning each loan transaction into an opportunity to deliver early value and expand your professional sphere
NAMB has issued a white paper outlining a legislative and regulatory roadmap aimed at boosting housing supply, reducing borrower costs, and strengthening the mortgage broker channel to expand homeownership nationwide