Buyers are coming back to the market, but they’re not buying yet. And price drops are making would-be sellers reluctant, keeping inventory down. Redfin Senior Economist Daryl Fairweather talks about where the market is.

Angel Oak Companies Chief Marketing Director Steve Winokur, chief marketing director for Angel Oak Companies, says there will always be a need for Non-QM loans because the number of self-employed business owners continues to climb.

Buyers sudden have leverage to seek concessions before buying a home. Attorney Peter Idziak says he’s seeing more sellers, especially builders, offering temporary buydowns as a way to close a deal. How can you take advantage of this trend.

It can be easy to back off from upgrading your tech when finances get tight. But Brimma Tech Customer Success Director Trevor Bono says companies that continue to invest in themselves are finding payoffs.

A Federal Reserve survey found senior loan officers are worried credit standards will tighten over the rest of the year. High Definition Mortgage President Marty Remillard talks about how much tighter standards will get, and how originators can adapt.

Homeownership is often viewed as the entree to the American dream and the gateway to intergenerational wealth. However, this pathway is often less achievable for Black and brown Americans who have lower rates of homeownership than whites. So how do you get a piece of the American dream without the resources? That’s where TD Bank steps in.

RCN Executive Erica LaCentra says lending officers should be going after private investors as refi and purchase activity subsides. And there’s new ways for investors to do that through new platforms called Invown.

University of Connecticut business Professor Emeritus John Clapp talks about what a recession will do to the housing market. He also looks back at past recessions to see if there’s any similarities with what’s happening now.

Experts keep warning that we're headed for a recession. What will happen to home sales and origination? Brent Nyitray, Ark Mortgage CFO, tells us what he thinks will happen.

Invown President Levi Brackman says he’s found a way to democratize real estate investment by creating a platform that allows investors to spend as much as $500 for a piece of a home. The return on investment is part of the equity of that home.