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- Rocket Pro TPO raises conforming loan limit to $802,650 ahead of FHFA’s decision September 13, 2024Rocket Pro TPO increased its agency conforming loan limits by 4.71% to $802,650 ahead of the FHFA's decision expected in November.
- The real estate agent’s theory for handling objections with relative ease September 13, 2024Your job is to pick through the limiting beliefs, pick through the objections, and determine the difference between what's a true condition and what is just a procrastination. Help them find the path to achieve their goal.
- Judge zeroes in on trial timeline in TCB-Ginnie Mae lawsuit September 12, 2024A magistrate judge has issued a new order in this closely watched case, signaling that a trial will not commence before September 2025.
- The agents fueling Charlotte’s real estate boom September 12, 2024To break into Charlotte's top 25 agents, you need to clock in over $23.3 million in annual sales.
- UWM will use AI to tap into refi pools September 12, 2024United Wholesale Mortgage launched KEEP, which uses artificial intelligence to send pre-validated refinance opportunities to consumers.
- Baby boomers are most active in these housing markets September 12, 2024SmartAsset analyzed HDMA data to find the housing markets in which baby boomers are the most active participants.
- The fall housing market could see hotter competition, Zillow says September 12, 2024Lower mortgage rates over the past several months have led to increased affordability for prospective homebuyers, and this could lead to an extra competitive fall 2024 season.
- Compass adds Dallas-area small team in latest Texas expansion September 12, 2024Compass is adding a new team to its Dallas roster, announcing that the B-W Group will join and operate out of its Park Cities office.
- The average homeowner just gained another $25K in equity September 12, 2024Home equity gains in Q2 2024 were led by Maine, California and New Jersey, while Texas, Oklahoma and North Dakota posted modest losses.
- CFPB slaps TD Bank with $28M fine for consumer protection violations September 12, 2024The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has ordered TD Bank to pay $28 million for illegal actions that could tarnish consumer credit reports and for not taking timely action to correct its errors.
