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Today's Linkage on realtors accused of price fixing, the rise and fall of home prices, and Gen Z's mental health
Today's reads on Zillow, big banks, and too many realtors
Today's reads on Apple's smart home plans, the end of appraisals and debt
Today's reads on housing discrimination, iBuyers, and housing news from Washington.
Today's reads on the Fed, mortgage apps, and Fannie & Freddie
Today's reads on who runs Fannie and Freddie, the huge mortgage data leak, and more reasons to hate rush hour.
Former Fannie Mae CEO Timothy Mayopoulos will join Blend as president and join its board.
50% of people think their financial lives will either get worse or stay the same in 2019. How does that sit with December's blowout jobs number?
Despite headlines this week, a majority of people are in the mood and well positioned to buy a home in 2019.
Moody's chief economist Zandi urges Fannie and Freddie to reduce fees and Feds to give local governments power to invest in affordable housing.
In 2019, lenders and realtors must have digital simplicity and smart local advice or they'll lose market share.
If lenders and realtors don't understand these stats, they'll get left behind.
Rates were 7% ten years ago today even as crisis raged. Then jumbo rates dropped lower than conforming rates.
Even homeowners and people at the top of their non-finance fields know less than you'd think about mortgages.

