AARP assesses aging in place, role for reverse mortgages
A new AARP report found that communities and policies need to work harder to address the aging in place preferences of seniors.
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Side goes back to grassroots to move forward in 2025
This year, as the real estate industry looked to navigate numerous challenges, from the commission lawsuits to the continued housing market slowdown, Hilary Saunders said Side and its leadership have gone back to a grassroots approach.
Uplist’s Jeff Bell on finding efficiencies for loan officers
Jeff Bell, president of UpWell Mortgage and Uplist, talks about the industry turning a corner after two rough years.
Celink awarded high net promoter score in recent customer survey
The leading reverse mortgage servicer said its net promoter score of 74 indicates a high level of satisfaction among its clients.
UWM, Better join Fannie Mae’s controversial title insurance waiver pilot
UWM and Better have joined Fannie Mae’s pilot program that waives lender title insurance requirements for certain refinance transactions.
The best online real estate schools in California for 2025
We’ve reviewed the best online real estate schools in California to help you launch a new career with confidence in 2024.
Six things to know about the arrests of Tal and Oren Alexander
It’s hard to imagine a more dramatic fall from grace than that of Oren and Tal Alexander, the once star brokers who’ve been yanked from the top of the New York City real estate world and jailed.
Longbridge, Mutual of Omaha attempt to reach settlement over deceptive marketing accusations
An ongoing lawsuit between two major reverse mortgage lenders, Mutual of Omaha Mortgage and Longbridge Financial, over marketing practices could come to an end if both parties can reach a settlement agreement prior to going to trial.
HUD takes a closer look at senior finances, housing affordability pain points
A new report from HUD’s Office of Policy Development and Research takes a closer look at older Americans’ housing affordability challenges.
Cincinnati’s housing market in a word? Unpredictable
Turbulent mortgage rates have trickled down to markets like Cincinnati, where agents say they don’t know what to expect from sale to sale.