Payments are expected to be distributed in early October

Quarterly testing can miss drift, lenders need continuous fair lending visibility

Policymakers can lower frictions, but only new starter-home production changes the math

Mortgage rates are at 7.57% and demand softened more last week

Leadership changes, standardized concessions, and a 12–18 month systems rollout are central to the plan

MLS legal experts at CMLS Open House urged scenario planning around cooperation, participation, and data access as lawsuits and demand letters increase

Student-athletes receive mentoring and complete requirements to become licensed real estate referral agents

The operational signals that show strain before the leaderboard does

Rising prices alongside weaker sales and closed listing ecosystems are reducing consumer visibility and competition

September endorsements dropped to 1,790 — the lowest figure since April 2020 — while HMBS issuance fell to $446 million

A jobs miss sent the 10-year yield to as low as 5.17% before yields rose higher toward 5.28%

Data shows a small fraction of lenders capturing most new production as LOs shift to brokerage and correspondent platforms

New team additions posted $180 million in the past 12 months, the RealTrends Verified brokerage reported

Lenders can begin sending FHA appraisals in UAD 3.6

A framework for disclosure, authentication and ongoing fitness in a world where the caller might not be a person at all

Falling pending sales are revealing a more uneven housing market

California and the Gulf Coast are projected to be the main, but not only, impact areas

Letter to FHFA says the added data could improve MBS transparency and reduce recurring credit score cost increases

Exclusive HousingWire coverage from CMLS: Reffkin said Compass could file antitrust suits by mid-October and set an October 6 deadline

Deal is backed by 218 loans, plus a $98.5M accumulation account and a two-year revolving structure