Better sues former CEO as battle for control intensifies

hird amended complaint narrows to 5 plaintiffs and cites a study estimating $2,881 higher costs per ZHL loan.

Louisiana, Oklahoma and Florida voters will make their choices in November

NAHB shows development loan effective rates at 12.59%, while single-family starts fell to an 808,000 pace in July

SEC filings say the current COO will take the president role after the REMAX deal closes in coming weeks.

Real Capital Analytics puts potential distress at $115.3 billion, about 5.7% of multifamily debt outstanding

Maneiro runs roughly 600 AI training sessions a year through his own program called AI-Cademy

A plain-English guide to non-QM loans for self-employed borrowers and real estate investors

STRATMOR data shows 68% use AI for document indexing; value depends on data flowing through POS, LOS and close

More than 50 provisions need new HUD rules and guidance before programs can deliver results

Marchbanks will lead homebuilding operations and help scale master-planned communities in Tennessee, Texas and Colorado

Homebuilders continue to rely on incentives to drive sales. Those who buck this trend differentiate on product and community offerings

The Social Security Administration is scheduled to announce the official 2027 COLA Oct. 14

New community offers training, certification and builder connections for KW agents across North America.

Group warns against expanded mortgage purchases while urging modernized membership and annual lending reviews

The $1.5 million investment aims to expand modular homebuilding in rural areas

Curriculum covers preservation standards, valuation methods, incentives and design review processes for landmark transactions.

Mortgage lenders and brokers are navigating an affordability-constrained market in which a borrower’s qualifying score can determine not only eligibility but also pricing, cash-to-close and purchasing power. UWM moved quickly to introduce VantageScore 4.0 through a new pilot, giving independent mort

Every conference I go to right now has the same conversation happening in every room. AI is going to transform the mortgage industry. AI is going to eliminate jobs. AI is going to make everything faster, cheaper, smarter. And maybe all of that is true, eventually. But I keep sitting in those session

While it’s been a relatively boring year for housing inventory — even with higher mortgage rates — the movement in the last few weeks and easier comps have pushed inventory a tad higher, as we are at the midpoint of August. The question is: can we eke out a bit more growth before the seasonal declin