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This week, our readers tell us how they're educating clients about the mortgage market in this hot market. Here's what homebuyers need to be prepared for.

Inman Connect This month, we’ll talk to mortgage leaders about where the market is headed and how products are evolving digitally to suit buyers’ needs now. We’ll also explore emerging alternative financing options that are changing the game for buyers and sellers. Join us for Mortgage and Alternative Financing Month. Last week, the Wall Street Journalran what sounded almost like an obituary for mortgage stocks. “Investors,” the Journal argued, weren’t “convinced” the stocks were a good buy. And the “mortgage IPO boom” was “petering out.” But then, just days later, so...

Inman Connect This month, we’ll talk to mortgage leaders about where the market is headed and how products are evolving digitally to suit buyers’ needs now. We’ll also explore emerging alternative financing options that are changing the game for buyers and sellers. Join us for Mortgage and Alternative Financing Month. A week after announcing it has partnered with Los Angeles’s The Agency to launch in its largest market and its first in California, mortgage technology company Knock has introduced Home Swap services throughout the rest of Southern California. According to a press releas...

Inman Connect This month, we’ll talk to mortgage leaders about where the market is headed and how products are evolving digitally to suit buyers’ needs now. We’ll also explore emerging alternative financing options that are changing the game for buyers and sellers. Join us for Mortgage and Alternative Financing Month. A total of 3.51 million residential mortgages were originated during the fourth quarter of 2020 across the U.S., according to a new report from Attom Data Solutions. That number yielded a 5.5 percent increase from the previous quarter and a 48 percent increase from the yea...

Only one state in the U.S. was found to offer lower interest rates to women than men, on average, for a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage, according to Own Up.