ATTOM Data Solutions, Irvine, Calif., named Ohan Antebian to lead its Consumer Businesses.
Category: News and Trends
Redfin: Bidding Wars Edge Up in September, Bucking Seasonal Trend
Redfin, Seattle, said just 11 percent of offers written by its agents on behalf of their home buying customers faced a bidding war in September, down from 41 percent a year earlier, but up slightly from the eight-year low of 10 percent in August.
Residential Briefs
Ginnie Mae, Washington, D.C., said issuance of its mortgage-backed securities totaled $53.517 billion in September, providing financing for more than 207,000 homeowners and renters.
Jon Forrester of Valuation Partners on Appraisal Industry Innovations
Jon Forrester is Vice President of Valuation Services with Valuation Partners, Sugarland, Texas, responsible for development and deployment of the company’s valuation tools, including hybrid appraisals, as well as creating new efficiencies in the appraisal process.
How the Digital Mortgage Democratizes Loan Accessibility
Even a super-fast mortgage origination process isn’t worth the near-$10,000 price tag borrowers are currently facing. That’s just too much to pay for the “privilege” of getting a loan.
MBA Chart of the Week: Commercial/Multifamily Capitalization Rates
Commercial real estate values are dictated by property incomes and capitalization rates, or the yields investors are looking to receive on their investments.
Fannie Mae: Without Data Standards (and MISMO), Mortgage Industry Doesn’t Go Digital
In a new white paper, Fannie Mae, Washington, D.C., has a simple message for mortgage lenders: go digital–or go out of business.
Uncertainty Causes More Stress for Home Sellers than Repairs, Showings
Zillow, Seattle, said when it comes to selling a home, factors that traditionally have been harder for sellers to control–such as uncertainty about timing and price–cause the most stress.
Fannie Mae: Without Data Standards (and MISMO), Mortgage Industry Doesn’t Go Digital
In a new white paper, Fannie Mae, Washington, D.C., has a simple message for mortgage lenders: go digital–or go out of business.
How the Digital Mortgage Democratizes Loan Accessibility
Mortgage lending is too expensive.