Opinion
As the summer comes to an end, here's a roundup of some recent mortgage-related research that you might have missed
The real estate industry threw some curveballs. Take Inman's real estate news quiz to demonstrate how strong your talking points and cocktail banter are this week
Opendoor believes that by acquiring OS National it will be able to provide consumers the 'most streamlined and easiest closing experience'
Opendoor Home Loans is available in six markets across Texas and Arizona and is supposed to provide consumers with a simpler, faster and cheaper lending experience
Housing won't be to blame, and the recession won't be anything like 2008 for the industry, according to Mark Chin
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Yield curves predicting recessions did so historically and will again at the end of Fed overshoots. The Fed has done no such thing this time
The new tool will tell users if they qualify for a mortgage, as well as how much they would be able to borrow
Real estate analyst Mike DelPrete argued during an Inman Connect panel on Wednesday that 'red is the new black'
Turning homebuyers into investors can mean more financial security for them and more business for agents. But especially less-experienced investors may need help getting started
New York-based TapCap helps agents and investors make sense of the multifamily lending process. Quickly gather data, compare loans and share offers
The one-time darling software for finding prospective foreclosures is now offering same tech for real estate agents and mortgage brokers
The online retailer will also contribute $8M to nonprofits in Washington and Virginia. The pledge comes as a handful of tech companies promise to spend big on housing
NewDay USA parachutes in to help veterans with their mortgages where traditional banking institutions balk
A new study shows that people were happiest with their lives when their debt was in the form of mortgages and least happy when it was tied to medical expenses
The prediction is more of the same, says Mike Frantantoni, the chief economist at the Mortgage Bankers Association
Steve Hagerman will serve as Wells Fargo's head of consumer lending technology and will be responsible for the bank's new and emerging technology platforms
