Strategic investment by Canadian private equity firm Novacap provides fuel for growth
RE/MAX CEO Adam Contos stressed during a third-quarter earnings call Tuesday that the company's recent investments are beginning to pay off and that it's on firm footing for 2022
Company looking to buy smaller real estate brokerages in new or smaller geographic markets
Proceeds were to go to a company controlled by Ishbia family, which owns 93.6 percent of United Wholesale Mortgage
The Real Brokerage reported a third quarter net loss of $1.06M on $39.8M in revenue as its agents facilitated $1.44B in real estate transactions, up 879% from a year ago
For the first time, Fannie Mae is forecasting all the way out to 2023, when it expects the economy to enter 'mature state of the business cycle,' with the risk of another recession moving into focus
Program is now available to real estate brokerages and their agents in 7 states through Flyhomes for Agents
Proceeds of non-dilutive, secondary offering of 50 million shares will go to company controlled by Ishbia family
Consumers and other real estate stakeholders have a growing number of tools to help them assess risks including floods and wildfires
Deal provides cloud banking solutions provider nCino with an entry point into the $4B US point-of-sale mortgage market
Second straight week of increases in purchase loan applications following rate reversal suggests stronger sales activity in the weeks to come, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association
'Bank-on-your-phone experience' lets consumers manage entire homeownership lifecycle from any device
As lenders pivot from refis to purchase loans, mortgage brokers are an important source of business
Mortgage lenders seeking economies of scale are automating much of the loan application and underwriting process
Rascoff: iBuying will survive without Zillow, but companies that 'take the friction out of transactions' need a new name for their services
A new report warns that a 'sudden and severe' reversal in home price appreciation could stress the Federal Housing Administration's finances again