-

Martin Luther King Jr. played a major role in what would become the Fair Housing Act of 1968. In the early 20th century people of color were descriminated against, intimidated, relegated and segregated in housing opportunities. Whether it was trying to rent an apartment or buying a house, they were
Read More
Categories
Recent Posts

Before your borrower’s AI agent calls mine: Three questions mortgage servicers aren’t asking yet

Pending home sales are falling, but the slowdown isn’t hitting every market

A Super El Niño is brewing — what it could mean for housing

CHLA backs Pulte plan for GSE credit score disclosures

Compass’s Reffkin gives MLSs an ultimatum: Change listing rules or face lawsuits

Archwest Capital closes $300M rated RTL securitization

Zillow’s Samuelson: Undermining the MLS could bring regulators knocking

Texas Mortgage Source: Reverse is the ‘largest underserved market in the business right now’

When pricing power disappears, builders have to find margin upstream

Stockton Mortgage elevates founder David Stockton to CEO, names new president

