Ruling clarifies that unused HECM funds are contingent assets protected under homestead law, with implications for lenders, servicers, and originators
With nearly half of homes built before 1980, rising teardowns and limited new construction are driving demand for renovation, construction, and purchase financing
Fannie, Freddie ease insurance rules, allowing cheaper roof coverage, higher deductibles, and added flexibility for borrowers, condos, and lenders
How “singleness of purpose” led Matt Weaver to a three-peat as the Sunshine State's purchase mortgage winner
Two executive orders target development barriers and lending rules the administration says are driving up home prices
Nearly one in five prospective homebuyers are looking beyond their local metropolitan areas for their next address, according to a new analysis by Redfin
Surging premiums, rising uninsured rates, and growing reliance on state-backed insurers signal mounting strain on housing markets as climate risks intensify
Three young loan originators are scaling fast by specializing in niche lending, building referral networks, and using AI tools to uncover loan options and streamline workflow
New findings illustrate how cross‑market demand has become a central dynamic in the U.S. housing landscape, reshaping where and how Americans shop for homes