Trump administration eyes deep cuts to Section 8 housing vouchers
According to The New York Times, the Trump administration is considering dismantling existing aid and replacing it with state-run grants.
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NRMLA announces 2025 western, annual meeting details
NRMLA announced the date and location of its 2025 annual meeting, and some preliminary details of its April Irvine event.
The typical homeowner saw their property tax bill rise 2.7% last year
Attom said the average tax bill rose to $4,172, up 2.7% from 2023. That increase was smaller than the 4.1% hike seen the year before.
The CFPB announces sweeping job cuts: up to 90% gone
An email sent to employees outlined the agency’s new focus, noting that it would be shifting its focus away from its supervisory roles
DOGE places entire staff of homelessness agency on leave
The U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness has reportedly placed its staff on administrative leave at the behest of DOGE, reports said.
Lawyers at major firm sound off on reverse mortgage issues
Lawyers at a major firm break down some common litigation and themes they’ve seen in cases involving reverse mortgages.
Alexander brothers settle breach of contract lawsuit with Side
Side and Official Partners settled a breach of contract lawsuit in which Side accused the Alexanders of defaulting on a loan.
Zillow’s Follow Up Boss changing API call recording, text access
The Zillow-owned CRM announced Thursday that the only companies not impacted by the change were Ylopo, MaverickRE and Shilo.ai.
Credit.org rolls out new reverse mortgage e-learning platform
A new online learning platform from a nonprofit counseling agency aims to bolster reverse mortgage understanding among qualified borrowers.
US home equity has reached $35 trillion. It’s a blessing and a curse
Higher levels of home equity increase household wealth, but it also comes with higher property taxes and other hurdles.