• Capital One to lay off another 286 employees

    Capital One to lay off another 286 employees
    Capital One is planning to lay off 286 employees from its Plano, Texas, campus as it continues to close its mortgage lending and home equity operations. According to the Dallas Business Journal, the exit is a result of the rising interest rate environment and high home prices freezing homebuyer demand.
  • Knipe Realty ERA Powered Wins With a Servant’s Heart

    Small businesses across the country have only recently recovered from the economic crash of 2008. And this is especially true for real estate. It was the year subprime mortgages and foreclosures permanently entered the daily conversation. A year earlier, Jeff Knipe had launched Knipe Realty in Portland, Ore., with a small staff and ambition to become a trusted source in residential real estate. Facing the downward spiral, he kept his team focused on powering through.
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  • HousingWire launches exclusive 5-part regtech podcast series

    HousingWire launches exclusive 5-part regtech podcast series
    HousingWire and ComplianceEase are teaming up to launch the weekly series in mid-August and will cover topics, such as artificial intelligence, big data and compliance, compliance, compliance. So keep an eye out, we’ll announce each new episode in our email alerts, and thanks for listening!
  • Why reverse mortgages still matter

    Why reverse mortgages still matter
    Over the years, reverse mortgages have suffered reputation issues, battled inaccurate news coverage and adjusted (again and again and again) to new regulations. Yet, the industry persists. Talk to any reverse professional and they'll tell you why: It’s the demographics, and the numbers don’t lie.
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  • Where Home Improvement Loans Are Hot

    Where Home Improvement Loans Are Hot
    Higher home prices and tighter inventory seem to be causing some to turn toward home remodeling projects. Find out which cities are seeing more homeowners spending significant money to spruce up their properties. 
  • Too Much Income Devoted to Making Rent

    Too Much Income Devoted to Making Rent
    Renters are struggling, and it's no wonder why. The income that the average American needs in order to pay rent tops six figures in some cities.

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