ARM reset wave set to crest in 2027, hit pockets of borrowers
ICE and Optimal Blue data point to a manageable wave of ARM adjustments
Industry Leaders Say AI Is Only as Trustworthy as People, Policies Behind It
Above, from left, Rajeev Sajja, Marki Lemons Ryhal, Amy Gromowski, Matthew Rathbun and Charles Oppler. Photos by AJ Canaria. WASHINGTON, D.C.—Real estate brokerages can’t treat AI as a shortcut, or they’ll expose their agents and companies to untold risks, a panel of industry experts said during RIS
APSU Soccer’s Carolyne Young Named UAC Defender of the Week - Clarksville Online
APSU Soccer’s Carolyne Young Named UAC Defender of the Week Clarksville Online
Report: Demographic Factors Dim Already Affordability-Battered Prospects for Youth Homeowner Rates
Young adult homeownership rates are at risk of declining unless the U.S. population grows, according to an analysis by Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies (JCHS). U.S. population growth, however, may not be able to provide the requisite pipeline of new homebuying young adults due to a smaller
‘Competitive Weapon’: CRMLS Preempts Compass in Federal Lawsuit Over Listing Policy
CRMLS is not waiting around for a promised lawsuit from Compass over its listing policies, filing its own federal lawsuit against the mega-brokerage late last night as a fight over exclusive inventory and listing control has once again spilled into federal court. In the 36-page complaint, CRMLS aske
UAD 3.6 is almost here. Lenders need to move from awareness to production.
The new appraisal standard is more than a form update: Five actions can help lenders protect pipeline continuity and capture the benefits of better-structured collateral data
Beyond mortgage rates: How community lenders can expand access to homeownership
The Federal Home Loan Banks’ Mortgage Partnership Finance® Program helps community lenders expand homeownership through liquidity, collaboration and targeted financing solutions
What the latest rate hike means for you
The Fed lifted the target range by 25 bps to 3.75%–4%, but mortgage rates track long-term yields, not the Fed funds rate
Georgia public school students saw higher SAT scores amid more testing
Georgia’s public school class of 2026 did better in math and a little worse in reading and writing on their SAT tests than students who graduated the year before. The overall SAT score still rose. The mean score for public-school students in the state was 1031, up two points from last year, accordin
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