
Is FHA Hiding a Housing Crisis?
Recent developments at the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) have raised eyebrows across the mortgage industry.
Recent developments at the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) have raised eyebrows across the mortgage industry.
Rather than viewing winter as a time to slow down, consider it an opportunity to gain market share. With many competitors reducing their activity during this season, those who maintain or increase their efforts can position themselves for a strong start to spring.
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?
When a loan goes into foreclosure, it’s not just examined for minor material defects that might trigger a buyback – regulators are actively looking for fraud.
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The magic pill for increasing production is not a secret, however, it remains difficult for most people to swallow.
As Elon Musk steps into a quasi-presidential role of influence through his Department of Government Efficiency initiative, one of his targets has become the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
Contrary to popular narratives that paint lenders and realtors as adversaries to affordable housing, we’re actually positioned to be part of the solution.
Success isn’t about dramatic transformations. It’s about the power of tiny improvements, compounded over time.
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