Utah Housing Market Industry Update
The U.S. housing market finally is showing signs of cooling, but Utah home prices remain strong. The median single-family home price in the state rose 6.5% from September 2021 to…
Read MoreScotsman Guide: Realtor Relationships Through Non-QM Loans
LendSure Sales Manager for the Western United States, Mark Luzi, has been featured in the December 2022 issue of Scotsman Guide! See what he has to say about building relationships…
Read MoreHousing Market Industry Updates for Texas
As the U.S. housing market shows signs of cooling, Texas real estate market is in an unusual position. The state’s homes remain affordable compared to the rest of the nation…
Read MoreUpdate for Hawaii’s Housing Market Industry
Hawaii’s hot housing market has been cooling, reflecting a nationwide slowdown in property markets as the Federal Reserve moves aggressively to rein in inflation. The median home price in the…
Read MoreDSCR – A LendSure Program Built for Investors
The housing market has slowed in recent months, and values of single and multifamily properties have retreated a bit. But amid all the headlines about a looming recession, it’s worth…
Read MoreBank Statement Loans: A Unique Approach for Your Borrowers
Bank statement loans help self-employed borrowers qualify based on their actual income, rather than the number that appears on their tax returns. Non-traditional borrowers, such as business owners, the self-employed…
Read MoreHousing Market Industry Update for Boston
The Boston metro area’s red-hot housing market has been cooling, reflecting a nationwide slowdown in property markets as the Federal Reserve moves aggressively to rein in inflation. The median home…
Read MoreFix and Flip Loans Still Relevant Even as Home Values Take a Breather
The housing data is nearly unanimous on this point: after two years of dizzying appreciation, the U.S. housing market finally is slowing down. Appreciation has settled into the single-digit range,…
Read More3 Winning Opportunities for Bridge Home Loans
At the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic in early 2020, the typical home in the United States sold for less than $300,000, according to the National Association of Realtors. …
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