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The needle didn’t move for mortgage delinquencies in March: Cotality
Cotality economists expect mortgage delinquency rates to stay low in 2025 and follow movements in the job market.
UWM’s ‘All-In’ policy stands firm as appeals court rules against Florida brokerage
Since 2021, UWM and Okavage Group have been engaged in a legal tango, with the latter filing an antitrust lawsuit against UWM’s ultimatum
Inside Movement Mortgage’s MSR sales strategy
Movement is using bulk MSR sales to give its loan officers better pricing. We’ve got all the details on the lender’s strategy.
HousingWire Magazine: The Housing Wealth Issue
Who are the leaders in housing? This issue of HousingWire Magazine highlights the Women of Influence and Marketing Leaders award winners.
Rocket goes local: Testing the waters or shifting its strategy?
Can Rocket — the consumer direct powerhouse — improve its purchase ground game by hiring local bankers with connections to real estate agents?
Banks report tighter lending standards, weaker demand for mortgages and HELOCs
US banks tightened their lending standards for mortgages and HELOCs in Q2 amid the collapse of regional banks and interest rate hikes.
Housing joins mosh-pit scramble for PPP loans
About 14% of real estate companies in the U.S. – including sales, leasing and maintenance firms – got funding in the first round of the Payroll Protection Program created by Congress to rescue small businesses. HW+ Premium Content
Here’s how real estate professionals are succeeding despite the pandemic
HousingWire profiled six real estate professionals who were successful before and after the Great Recession of 2007-2009. They share their strategies for succeeding in today’s market.
[PULSE] Learning from past pandemics: Will COVID-19 derail the housing market?
The question isn’t whether housing numbers will continue to suffer until the pandemic recedes and the economy has a chance to begin its recovery. It’s what happens after that. Here’s what past pandemics reveal. HW+ Premium Content
