When the news is gloomy and the crowd goes silent, Darryl Davis writes, the real estate professional who keeps reaching out is the one who gets heard.
A top Federal Reserve official is sounding the alarm on inflation — and Friday's jobs report may have just turned up the volume.
Windermere’s Principal Economist Jeff Tucker looks at how political and financial upheaval are shaping the real estate market.
Fannie Mae's May housing forecast locks in a 6.3 percent average 30-year rate through the end of 2026 and most of 2027, as the Iran War keeps inflation elevated and Federal Reserve rate cuts off the table.
A $773 million bulk sale of mortgage servicing rights is at the center of a new lawsuit pitting two of the mortgage industry's biggest rivals against each other.
An uncertain economic landscape will likely have "consumers moving cautiously on big financial decisions," according to one economist.
The Fed held rates on Wednesday in its most divided vote in decades. Three dissenters say the Iran oil shock has changed the math.
Bernice Ross talks through the pros and cons of all-in-one mortgages from first-hand experience.
Members of the Federal Open Market Committee were split 8-4. One of the dissenters, Stephen Miran, wanted a rate cut.
Portable mortgages sound like a creative answer to a difficult problem, but they are not a true fix, Derek Carlson writes. They are a trade-off.
Homeowners are increasingly willing to give up an ultra-low mortgage rate and hit the market, a new Intel survey finds.
Your preferred lender should be a strategic extension of your business, coach Darryl Davis writes: Someone actively invested in your growth and your clients' success.