Diane Tomb joins us to talk about title insurance vs. attorney opinion letters, the housing market beings to cool off making sellers “freak out” and lenders who are growing instead of announcing layoffs.

Turning a corner in the housing market, new home sales are down, negative leverage for multi-family landlords, and good news for veterans looking to buy a home in the future.

The bidding wars may have reached their peak, the difference between the market today versus in 2007, a plan to end the housing shortage, and our friends raise their series A funding.

Consumer debt hits a new record, Fidelity title announces their second-best quarter ever, commercial real estate is literally heating up, and housing inventory is starting to improve.

The largest interest rate hike in two decades, Black Knight to be bought for $13.1 billion dollars, the worst time ever to buy a home and the only iBuyer to be turning in a profit.

A drought in people wallets from flood insurance, more banks resorting to layoffs, a 30-year high in a housing price index, and the least affordable place to live in the U.S.

A struggling mortgage industry takes another victim, housing numbers get a little confusing, how hotels are being impacted by new normals and Fannie Mae projecting a modest recession.

A new alternative to title insurance policies, Better.com’s voluntary separation program, “nonbank lenders” tighten their belts, and the FHA shuts down their Loan Review System.

What real estate looks like in the world of “Web3”, mortgage rates hit another high, relief for FHA-backed borrowers and Redfin kicks off their one-stop-shop strategy with an acquisition.

A dispute of ethics with a builder, the announcement of two new c-suite employees, condominiums join Club Unaffordable, and a sweeping bill that benefits the housing market.