One of the sneakiest parts of early stage Alzheimer’s is how ordinary envelopes turn into panic. This week’s Letter from Tim starts with a property tax bill, a very real moment of “Did I forget something huge,” and turns into a practical guide to decoding what that bill actually means if you have a mortgage. Dementia or not, this one hits a lot of kitchen tables.
In response to a wrap up question as to what we were keeping our eye on these days, here’s a 12 minute video clip focusing on the renewed interest in the end-to-end platform.
Roger P. Alford will serve as Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General. Mr. Alford previously served in the first Trump Administration as Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the Antitrust Division, including as an expert witness in the landmark 2023 real estate $1.8 billion litigation against the National Association of Realtors
Here’s some basic research designed to help those of us who mostly practice real estate in the primary market, to learn more about the ongoing convergence into the secondary mortgage market.
When in comes to financing, Jo Garner, mortgage expert, podcaster, author and radio personality has solutions! In this segment, Jo addresses the many challenges single
It is Fannie Mae’s standard practice to continuously evaluate its requirements to determine whether updates are appropriate based on changes to the market and industry.
Did you know that it was only fifty years ago, in 1974, legal protections were finally put in place that allowed a woman to secure
Michael F. White, president and founder of IMTCoaching.com shares his insights on Women, Money and Mortgage in today’s marketplace.
The hike or fall of interest rates has not negatively impacted home ownership over the years as life changes dictate the need to buy or sell, not rates.
It found that if interest rates remain close to their current levels and if the commercial real estate companies start defaulting on their loans, around 385 regional banks could fail.
Who will buy mortgages? From a friend… Interest rates matter but a broken bond market matters too. There is a role for government during a
Today’s consumers are increasingly informed, demanding, and time-constrained. They seek speed, convenience, choice, value-added services, quality, exceptional service, discounts, and access to information.
If you have an interest in Climate Change, this article from Capital Economics is pretty interesting… >> The first key insight is that climate-related
