Anywhere Reaches Tentative Settlement in Lengthy TCPA Class Action Lawsuit
After over five years of litigation, Anywhere has reached a tentative settlement in a TCPA lawsuit over unsolicited calls, avoiding potential liabilities of $220 million.
MBA Proposes Innovative Ginnie Mae Securitization to Boost Mortgage Liquidity
The MBA proposes a new Ginnie Mae securitization product to improve liquidity for mortgage lenders, especially during economic downturns.
Lawsuit Alleges Brutal Rape by Prominent Real Estate Broker and His Brother
Oren and Alon Alexander face a lawsuit for alleged rape and ongoing federal sex trafficking charges amid growing claims from multiple victims.
First American Launches Real-Time Fraud Notification System to Enhance Transaction Security
First American launches Order Insights, a real-time fraud alert system, enhancing transaction security for agents amid rising fraud threats in real estate.
United Real Estate’s Mission-Driven Growth Strategy for Success in 2025
United Real Estate, under Rick Haase’s leadership, envisions 2025 growth by prioritizing agent success with a flat-fee model and a mission-driven approach.
Mortgage Applications Surge as Refinancing Activity Reaches New Heights
Mortgage applications surged 5.4%, driven by a 27% spike in refinancing as rates decline, while the FHA and VA loan shares also saw notable increases.
Alexander Brothers Face Serious Allegations of Sex Trafficking in Miami
Miami real estate agents Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander face serious sex trafficking charges, with their business suffering amid ongoing legal troubles.
Connie Lindsay Joins Rate as Senior VP of Mortgage Lending in Washington
Connie Lindsay joins Rate as senior VP of mortgage lending in Washington, set to enhance the company’s presence with her expertise and focus on clients.
Mortgage Applications Rise as Monthly Rates Reach Lowest Point in Months
Mortgage applications rose by 2.8% as borrowers took advantage of lower rates and improved inventory, despite a 21% drop from last year’s purchase applications.
Brian Montgomery Urges Conservatives to Embrace Self-Sustaining HUD and FHA Programs
Former HUD official Brian Montgomery argues that Trump should embrace self-sustaining HUD and FHA programs, highlighting their fiscal efficiency and homeownership support.
FHA Mandates 36-Hour Cyber Breach Reporting Requirement for Lenders
The FHA has mandated that lenders report cybersecurity breaches within 36 hours, emphasizing timely notifications to protect HUD’s systems amid rising threats.
Wells Fargo Expands Down Payment Grant Program to Empower Underserved Homebuyers
Wells Fargo expands its $10,000 down payment grant program to 12 new cities, enhancing access for low- and moderate-income homebuyers.
CFPB Proposes New Rules to Protect Consumer Data from Brokers’ Abuses
The CFPB’s new proposal aims to regulate data brokers as consumer reporting agencies, enhancing protections for personal information amid industry pushback.
Cardinal Financial Launches Pioneering Mortgage-Backed Security with FICO Score 10 T
Cardinal Financial has launched a groundbreaking mortgage-backed security using FICO Score 10 T, enhancing credit assessments for VA loans and promoting veteran homeownership.
Spring Way Center Appeals Settlement Approval in National Realtors Commission Lawsuit
The Spring Way Center has appealed a settlement approval in a nationwide lawsuit against the National Association of Realtors, raising concerns over business practices and exclusions.
Prominent Los Angeles Landlord Neil Shekhter Passes Away at 60s
Neil Shekhter, a prominent Los Angeles landlord and real estate visionary, passed away at 61, leaving behind a legacy of resilience and entrepreneurial spirit.
Navigating Legal Challenges in Talent Transitions within the Mortgage Sector
The article explores the complexities of talent transitions in the mortgage sector, highlighting legal risks and strategies for successful mergers and acquisitions.