The month of October still has plenty of variables that can be a problem for rates

Net new orders fell 6.7% and gross margin slid to 22.7% as incentives and land costs pressured returns

Nearly 4,000 agents from 20 countries heard product launches and a Gary Vaynerchuk keynote speech on content and AI

Builders report 60% to 80% crew losses in some markets, while September net orders fell 19.5%, Wolfe says

New workflows let lenders pull credit files without scores and add them later

The milestone comes as borrowing costs remain elevated

The company reviewed nearly 35,000 active loans, with more than 20% receiving poor or failing grades due to severe title discrepancies

The expansion aims to improve turnaround times and processing efficiency

Lenders keep chasing customers they never gave a reason to stay

Starting Jan. 1, qualifying affordable housing rezonings can follow a 90-day Planning Commission review without a Council vote

The panel will hold a Nov. 5 hearing and could recommend her removal “for cause"

A practical build vs buy framework for mortgage leaders deciding how much tech they really want to own

The 7-step plan follows July’s ROAD to Housing Act change, rulemaking and HUD code updates could take 1-plus years

For business owners planning their own succession, overlap of institutional knowledge is invaluable

The deal could lift Century from 200 to 300 closings to 800, with a path toward 1,000 in DFW

Mutual of Omaha wholesale leaders explained how SecureEquity is helping senior homeowners with obstacles to HECM qualification

AGNT CEO said existing home sales could dip below 4 million in 2027 if mortgage rates top 8%

After 17 years of building the business, Sanford said AGNT can now run without his direct involvement

Lenders reduced offerings that allow for cash-out refinances and investor home purchases

Plan comes as lender ramps up cost-cutting efforts and pursues a sale of its U.K. bank subsidiary