The housing market is set for a major shake-up in 2025, with non-QM loans taking center stage. Trump’s appointment of Bill Pulte as FHFA director signals a shift toward business-friendly policies that could redefine lending.
California’s ongoing insurance crisis, fueled by wildfires and years of policy mismanagement, is shaking the housing market
Buffalo, New York, home of the Bills and famous wings, has surprisingly become the hottest housing market in the U.S., according to Zillow. Other cities like Indianapolis, Providence, Hartford, and Philadelphia round out the top five. What’s the common factor? Affordability.
California’s wildfire season is no longer an occasional disaster—it’s a predictable yearly event. Yet, the state continues to treat it like a surprise
CFPB is removing an estimated $49 billion in medical debt from credit reports. This affects 15 million Americans by banning lenders from using medical debt in credit decisions.
California’s fire insurance crisis is deeply rooted in poor policies. leading to devastating fires and skyrocketing insurance claims.
The CFPB is suing Vanderbilt for risky loan practices in manufactured home sales.
HUD is investigating rising premiums but blames extreme weather instead of poor policy decisions
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac may exit conservatorship, risking higher mortgage rates.
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