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AI-powered Roofstock makes it simple to sell rental property

BrokerOwner.net July 30, 2021

Having a rental property can be a great investment, but tenants can pose a pressing problem if you’re looking to sell. Not only can it end in a messy …

Rose Commercial Real Estate works on trio of South Jersey office sales

BrokerOwner.net July 30, 2021

The largest deal was the $900,000 sale of a 6,205-square-foot property at 413 Route 70 in Cherry Hill, which was sold by 413 Partners LLC to Manler …

iBuyers upping offers as housing market rises

BrokerOwner.net July 30, 2021

A new report from real estate technology company zavvie on iBuying transactions over the first half of 2021 found that offers from iBuyers were on …

With Dallas-area home prices soaring higher, buyers are growing more frustrated

BrokerOwner.net July 30, 2021

Only four of the almost 50 residential areas The News surveyed had more than a one-month supply of houses listed for sale with agents. That’s less than …

Real estate transactions for July 3-9

BrokerOwner.net July 30, 2021

Real estate transactions for July 3-9. The Repository … Canton Homes LLC from Miller Michael J & Contini Brenton W, 1621 Bonnot PL NE, $18,000.

New Bedford area home sales and property transfers: Which homes sold, and for how much

BrokerOwner.net July 30, 2021

According to data provided by The Warren Group., a home at 123 William St. in Dartmouth sold for $1,050,000 on July 7. The 3,024-square-foot home in …

June’s Pending Home Sales Fall…More Homes Listed

BrokerOwner.net July 30, 2021

Pending home sales are falling. The National Association of Realtors says they dropped one-point-nine percent in June. They also fell by the same …

At $2M, Windsor Farms home sells for nearly double its asking price

BrokerOwner.net July 30, 2021

The house at 207 Nottingham Road sold for $2 million, which was $750,000 more than its asking price. (Photos courtesy of CVRMLS).

Why another foreclosure tsunami is still unlikely

BrokerOwner.net July 30, 2021

It was August 2020, six months into a global pandemic, when I laid out what I thought at the time was a compelling case against a wave of foreclosures similar to the one that the nation experienced during the Great Recession. A year later, and with the benefit of 20/20

Ginnie Mae should protect smaller issuers

BrokerOwner.net July 29, 2021

Earlier this month, Ginnie Mae proposed significant increases in financial requirements for independent mortgage bank issuers and a new bank-like risk-based capital requirement. The Community Home Lenders Association (CHLA) acknowledges that Ginnie Mae has a responsibility to monitor the risk of its issuers. But, as the only national organization exclusively

Fair housing complaints remained elevated in 2020

BrokerOwner.net July 29, 2021

Stay-at-home orders spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic did not have a notable impact on the velocity of fair housing complaints received in 2020 by organizations, according to a yearly trends report published by the National Fair Housing Alliance this week. The report— which aggregates complaints received by private, non-profit fair

Risks of nonbank mortgage sellers and servicers revisited

BrokerOwner.net July 29, 2021

An op-ed I wrote that appeared recently in HousingWire on the nature of nonbank mortgage company risks and Ginnie Mae’s proposal to impose risk-based capital and liquidity requirements on their issuers highlighted nonbank lighter safety and soundness regulation as a concern for generally higher risk profiles of these firms relative