TransUnion finds home loans provided to subprime, near-prime borrowers were up 17.6 percent during Q3 2021
Requests to refinance existing mortgages was up 18% week over week but down 50% from a year ago, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Weekly Mortgage Applications Survey
CEO Anthony Hsieh sees opportunity to grow market share as mortgage industry shifts to providing more loans to homebuyers
Ownership of the home will be transferred using a unique blockchain token — known as an NFT — that can be held in a crypto wallet
Mortgage lenders can instantly pull income and employment information tailored to meet specific needs within the loan origination process
Andreessen Horowitz partner Angela Strange to join San Francisco-based startup's board of directors
Menlo Ventures, a backer of HomeLight and Qualia, led the funding round and will take a seat on San Francisco-based startup's board
After launching in Washington and Texas, Tomo has expanded into Florida, Connecticut and Colorado
Nearly 350 employees will be laid off as wholesale division and SoFi operational unit are shuttered
Rates on 30-year fixed-rate loans rise for the fifth consecutive week, to the highest level since March 2020
Deal expected to lead to tighter integration between platforms and support for a wider range of financial products and lending institutions
Regulators say education provider Real Estate Educational Services helped originators skirt annual continuing education requirements
The founder of eXp Realty told Brad Inman there's plenty of business for agents in the year ahead during a Connect Now session Tuesday, but he's also keeping an eye on potential setbacks
Company's services are now available in 5 Sunshine State markets: Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Tampa and Jacksonville — growing Landis' footprint to 51 cities in 12 states
Fear of missing out on low rates could get buyers off the fence, if there's enough inventory to defeat 'fear of better options'
Company claims its AI-powered platform can answer more than 90% of questions posed by mortgage borrowers without human intervention