Pathway Lending launches $30M housing fund
Pathway Lending launches a $30M fund to acquire and preserve affordable housing in Tennessee, addressing the state’s growing housing crisis.
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Advocacy groups see erosion of fair lending oversight, move to fill the gap
In its latest move, the Department of Justice (DOJ) this week announced the rescission of disparate-impact liability from its Title VI regulations, while other parts of the federal government have reduced enforcement of fair lending issues.
November mortgage lock data driven by strong refinance activity
November’s mortgage rate-lock activity slowed but posted the strongest results in four years, driven by a surge in refinances.
Loft47 launches automation and commission management platform for real estate teams
Loft47 for Teams automates commissions, payouts and accounting workflows while giving team leaders real-time performance visibility.
2026 mortgage compliance trends show staffing strains, regulatory risks
A survey from Ncontracts reveals how financial institutions are managing compliance challenges and expectations in 2026.
Fed delivers third straight rate cut, but housing market will see limited relief
The Federal Reserve delivered another 25-basis-point cut to its benchmark interest rate on Wednesday, setting the target range at 3.5% to 3.75%.
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate details 2026 homebuyer trends
The brand will also release an Agent Playbook designed to show how to use these trends to better position listings and guide clients.
Stress appears for consumer credit conditions
AFSA’s Q3 report reveals a dip in consumer credit conditions, but lenders remain optimistic about future economic conditions.
Coalition presses for stronger federal flood response, eyes ROAD to Housing Act
Leaders said the coalition began forming after the catastrophic July 2022 floods in eastern Kentucky and southwestern Virginia.
Mortgage delinquencies steady in September, but there’s ‘signs of stress beneath the surface’
U.S. mortgage delinquencies held at 3% in September 2025, but rising foreclosure rates highlight growing borrower challenges.