A new report from RentCafe showed Miami was 2022’s hottest U.S. market as two-thirds of renters renewed their lease. Here are the latest findings.
Read More »Home-Flipping Becoming Less Lucrative
Flipping rates are on the decline as profit margins hit a recent low. Click through to find out more about this trend.
Read More »FHFA Releases Q3 2022 UAD Aggregate Statistics
The FHFA recently published its Q3 2022 data for the Uniform Appraisal Data Aggregate Statistics Data File. The agency also launched the new UAD Aggregate Statistics Top 100 Metro Areas Dashboard, which displays the statistics through customized maps and charts.
Read More »Analyzing Trends in the Appraisal Space
In the newest edition of MP5: Inside the Industry, Chuck Mureddu of SWBC Lending discusses the latest trends in the appraisal and valuation space, from advancements in technology to borrower disputes.
Read More »Will Projected Price Declines Drive Pandemic Homebuyers Underwater?
According to a new Redfin analysis, a projected 3% of pandemic homebuyers could fall underwater with next year’s estimated 4% home price decline, with metros such as Sacramento and Phoenix at a higher risk.
Read More »Study: Homes in Snowiest States Cost Nearly $57,000 More
A new study from LendingTree found that median-priced homes in the states with the most snow are more expensive, on average, than median-priced homes in the states with the least snow. Here are the full findings.
Read More »Fed Raises Interest Rate to 15-Year High
FOMC raises the borrowing rate half a percentage point, capping a series of four consecutive three-quarter-point hikes.
Read More »Fueling Growth in Mortgage Subservicing
ServiceMac President & CEO Bob Caruso shares his perspectives on the impact of technology on the servicing industry, and what lies ahead for the servicing sector in 2023.
Read More »People of Color Less Likely to Own Their Homes Than Whites
According to the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University, in the past two years, a growing number of for-profit and non-profit lenders have created special purpose credit programs (SPCPs) that aim to address some of the longstanding policies ...
Read More »Banks Feel Pressure of Changing Industries
As banks grapple with developing and adopting next-gen analytics, credit risk, and other technologies, a digital revolution may be on the horizon.
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