Insurance, HOAs, and Collapsing Policies: Housing Apocalypse
Years of bad policies coming home to roost.
Years of bad policies coming home to roost.
From crashing builder stocks to anti-competitive rent algorithms costing renters billions. Discover why small builders and innovative lending strategies could be the key to solving the housing crisis in 2025.
The disconnect between our political leaders and housing reality became crystal clear to me recently through two jaw-dropping interviews with New York City mayoral candidates.
Recent developments at the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) have raised eyebrows across the mortgage industry.
What we’re witnessing isn’t just a real estate trend – it’s a fundamental restructuring of American society. Companies like Blackstone and Tricon are transforming what we call “our homes” into their investment vehicles, viewing the U.S. housing market as a trillion-dollar industry ripe for profit extraction.
Ever wonder what would happen if you just picked up the phone and started cold calling without overthinking it?
Mortgage Brokers should get their ducks in a row ahead of inspection.
While this sounds alarming, it’s important to note that the DOJ isn’t taking any immediate action.
As immigration policy collides with construction industry realities, experts warn that deporting undocumented workers – who make up nearly half of some construction trades – could send housing costs soaring and derail ambitious affordability goals.
Former NAR CEO Bob Goldberg’s extravagant $2.6 million compensation package and lavish perks have sparked controversy amid a housing affordability crisis where home-buyers now need 80% more income than in 2020 to afford a home.
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