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Some Lenders Are Already Honoring Anticipated 2026 Higher Conforming Loan Limits Each fall, the Federal Housing Finance Agency updates conforming loan limits for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Those limits set the maximum size of a loan that can be…
Trigger Leads Are Being Shut Down, Here’s What That Means If you’ve ever applied for a mortgage and suddenly received a flood of calls, texts, or emails from lenders you’ve never heard of, you’re not alone. But that’s changing. As…
Philadelphia’s Anchors: How Education and Healthcare Strengthen Our Local Economy, and Housing Market When people think about what makes Philadelphia special, history and culture often come to mind. But another story runs quietly in the background, how education and healthcare…
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Understanding the possible ripple effects on affordability and lending if Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Go Back To Private Ever wondered how mortgage rates would shift if Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac left conservatorship and returned to full private ownership?…
How H.R. 1 Reshapes Mortgage and Investment Strategies The passage of H.R. 1, often referred to as the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act", has introduced significant changes with broad implications for the mortgage and real estate industries. Enacted on July…
FHFA Opens Door to Cryptocurrency in Mortgage Risk Assessments: What It Means for Borrowers and the Housing Industry In a move that could dramatically shift how we think about wealth in mortgage underwriting, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) has…
Last updated: July 2025 How Mortgage Markets React to Geopolitical Risk in 2025 With global headlines constantly shifting, from Middle East conflicts to election-year uncertainty in the U.S., many buyers are wondering: what does all this mean for mortgage rates?…
What the CFPB Layoffs Could Mean for Mortgage Brokers, Lenders, and Consumers The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) recently announced a staggering round of layoffs, letting go of nearly 90% of its staff. This move has set off alarm bells…
No, the Housing Market Isn’t About to Crash—Here’s What’s Really Happening If you’ve been watching the news, scrolling social media, or just talking with friends and family lately, there’s a good chance you’ve heard someone ask: “Is the housing market…
