“Research has long shown that couples with similar and higher credit scores are more likely to stay together, but our study highlights another important reason to pay attention to credit before tying the knot.”
–Tim Lucas, Lead Analyst at Mortgage Research Network
Commercial real estate leaders report market optimism despite macroeconomic and geopolitical headwinds, according to DLA Piper’s annual Real Estate State of the Market Survey.
MBA NewsLink recently interviewed SingleSource’s Brian Cullen about his strategy for navigating market cycles.
RentCafe, Santa Barbara, Calif., released a report on the best cities for renters in 2025, naming McKinney, Texas, as the top location.
Walker & Dunlop, Bethesda, Md., arranged a $125 million loan to finance the construction of Cassi, a 107-unit mixed-use project located in Miami’s Design District.
(One in a continuing series of profiles of Premier Members of the Mortgage Bankers Association. Please contact MBA’s Alicia Goncalves, CMB for information about Premier Member Spotlights.)
Digital transformation isn’t just a trend; it’s the new standard. One of the biggest game-changers? AI-powered assistants, writes Tavant’s Sandeep Shivam.
Join the Mortgage Bankers Association and industry experts for a timely look at the state of non-agency lending in single-family real estate finance.
Mortgage Research Network, Columbia, Mo., released a new study finding that high-credit score buyers buying a home with a low-credit spouse could pay an average additional $63,000 over their homeownership tenure.
Mortgage loans led an increase in early- and mid-stage delinquencies across all credit categories in May, according to new CreditGauge report from VantageScore, San Francisco, Calif.
