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Not everyone in the Trump orbit is apparently happy with Elon Musk‘s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) method of picking apart the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). Some Trump aides and advisers fear that DOGE is “moving too fast and breaking too many things,” Bloomberg reported Saturday.
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Chris Trapani and Ryan Iwanaga share their journey from childhood friends to leading Northern California’s largest independent brokerage.
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The recently announced RocketRentRewards program from Rocket Mortgage — which the company says is the homeownership industry’s first offer to provide closing cost credits for renters — allows homebuyers who use Rocket as their lender to earn 10% back on their last 12 months of rental payments.
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The governor has requested additional funding from Congress, but the possibility of deep HUD cuts complicates the path ahead.
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Mortgage and real estate data provider InGenius has tapped industry veteran Sue Woodward as its new chief customer officer.
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Two Republican lawmakers from Texas have introduced bills that would end funding for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), the latest in a series of swift moves by the Trump administration that target the embattled regulator.
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Longbridge CEO Chris Mayer speaks with HousingWire's RMD about forward mortgage partnerships and the potential of HECM for Purchase.
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Ginnie Mae is a target of DOGE, but housing companies are pushing back according to reporting from Bloomberg.
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Richard Grenell, the special envoy to President Donald Trump, said there will be strings attached to California wildfire aid, Politico reported on Friday.
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Mortgage rates decreased again today on weak economic data, following last Friday's similar drop in the 10-year yield.
