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Fix-and-flip lender Kiavi lays off 7% of employees

Housing Wire

Non-QM lender Kiavi , which specializes in fix-and-flip and investor loans, has laid off 39 employees, sources told HousingWire on Thursday. Because we are in the hard money space, we don’t have a lot of investors willing to buy our assets because of the rate hikes, is what our CEO told us.”.

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Top-producing Draper and Kramer LOs spurn NAF

Housing Wire

The remainder transitioned to CrossCountry Mortgage , Synergy One Lending , Capital Bank , First Home Mortgage Corp. and NFM Lending. Commissions, however, are to be disbursed within a “reasonable timeframe following the expiration of the investor recapture period published on the Company’s intranet,“ the letter read.

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How Blend plans to survive a shrinking mortgage market 

Housing Wire

For investors, a warning: it means that profitability will take some time to achieve. ” Blend is reducing general and administrative expenses in human resources, finance, and legal, but decided not to cut costs related to engineering and product development. Over time, we expect to diversify our revenue streams.”

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How one mortgage servicing company is prioritizing home retention during economic uncertainty

Housing Wire

million borrowers, thousands of investors and more than 100 subservicing clients. On the originations side, we’ve built a scalable, multi-channel lending platform that has grown volume by 16X in just the past year. This will obviously be attractive as investors and MSR holders cope with the aftermath of the pandemic.

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CITIES FACE DAUNTING OFFICE-VACANCY CHALLENGE

Will Springer Realtor

Moody’s Investors Service noted that banks hold approximately half of the $6T in commercial real estate debt, with the largest share maturing within the next three years, according to Reuters. It is lack of labor, land/lots, lumber/materials, lending for builders and land developers and ever-costly legal/regulatory costs,” he said.