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Proposition 43 would tighten approval for local property tax measures.
Details a measure requiring two thirds approval for local special taxes, including property levies, and the potential impact on funding and servicing risk.
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Proposition 45 Would Speed Permit Timelines and Limit CEQA Lawsuits
Proposition 45 would offer eligible housing projects a faster environmental-review route, while narrowing court remedies and drawing opposition from.
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Will dual licensing expand as agents and LOs pursue new revenue?
RETR found 3,729 agent and loan officer name matches, 40% in California, and examines revenue implications and licensing risks for lenders and servicers.
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California voters will decide on an $11.25 billion housing bond.
Proposition 1 would authorize $11.25 billion in housing bonds, including $10 billion repaid from the state budget and $1.25 billion in veteran mortgages.
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Westpac Predicts 10.9% Drop in Home Prices as Credit Costs Double.
Westpac forecasts a 10.9% Australian housing price decline by March 2027 as annual credit impairment charges double to A$864 million.
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Open Real Estate gains support from independents and MLSs.
Open Real Estate drew 493 letters from independents, 59% of responses, while MLSs may open new listing access; lenders and servicers should assess.
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UAD 3.6 appraisal mandate effective; few exceptions for unready lenders.
Overview of UAD 3.6 appraisal submission requirements from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, limited temporary exceptions for approved lenders, and implications.
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eLEND widens credit eligibility for FHA cash-out and conventional loans.
Coverage of eLENDs expanded credit eligibility for FHA cash-out refis and conventional loans, requiring limited-time CreditEdge locks and AUS approval.
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This is a first-week evaluation of a listing before a price reduction.
Three-step checkpoint separates marketing problems from showing friction and pricing signals. For private lenders and servicers gauging pricing risk.
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Northern California MLSListings has joined antitrust action against Compass.
Amended complaint adds Northern California MLSListings to the Compass antitrust case and seeks protection for MLS cooperation rules, creating antitrust.
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Larissa Morrell on the Evolution of Reverse Mortgage Products.
Longbridge VP Larissa Morrell on proprietary reverse features, home equity investments and partnership approaches relevant to private lenders and.
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Leverage agent production as a recruiting advantage.
Workflow analysis and automation prevent lead loss and keep agents nurturing their databases, delivering recruiting and retention gains for private.
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Strata Land debuts amid builders’ land-capital squeeze.
Overview of Strata Land's 1,300-lot launch led by ex-Landsea Homes president Michael Forsum, backed by Wafra and Hunt. Examines land-capital pressures and.
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CrossCountry seeks payments from former LOs, cites two-year non-solicit.
Documents show the firm is invoking a two-year non-solicitation and demanding 75 basis points on each refinanced loan from former originators.
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A path to sub-7% mortgage rates is viable again.
Outlines recent rate declines and two-week housing demand stabilization, with implications for pricing, pipeline risk and servicing for private lenders.
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CrossCountry Mortgage Seeks $17,753 From Two Former Loan Officers.
CrossCountry demanded $17,753 from two former loan officers over alleged nonsolicitation breaches, highlighting contract enforcement risks for lenders and.
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US first-lien mortgage originations fall 15.5% to $490B, researchers say.
Inside Mortgage Finance estimates first-lien mortgage originations fell 15.5% to $490 billion in the third quarter of 2026, reflecting a sharp quarterly.
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Median mortgage payment rises $53 to $2,215 as affordability worsens.
The median mortgage payment sought by homebuyers rose $53 to $2,215 in September, MBA reports, reversing summer improvements as rates climbed.
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FHFA watchdog accuses regulator of withholding records during oversight.
IG alleges FHFA withheld records in three oversight reviews; FHFA disputes the claim. Lenders and servicers should note potential transparency risks.
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Only 19% of California households can afford a median-priced home.
California's median home price fell in the third quarter, but only 19% of households could afford it as borrowing costs rose.