Treasury yields are rising and investors increasingly demand compensation for inflation, geopolitical risk, and massive government borrowing needs. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield has reached […]

When people ask me where mortgage and marketing intersect in 2026, I usually end up talking about data. Most lenders with a book of business […]

There is a particular problem with writing about the mortgage industry after the death of David Stevens: the industry has never been short on opinions, […]

July data showed PCE inflation at 3.7 percent year-over-year and core PCE at 3.3 percent. Stronger consumer spending and durable-goods orders validated that growth remains […]

In 2019, the year before RE/MAX acquired us, a wholesale lender sent Wemlo a vendor questionnaire. I remember it because it was thorough. Information security, […]

For most of my career, I’ve watched the mortgage industry lean on a scoring model built decades ago, long before anyone was managing money the […]

The bond markets remain dominated by the Treasury’s decision to at least double long-end buybacks, which in theory provides temporary technical support for longer-dated bonds. […]

I say this to every lender and fintech client I work with, and I mean it literally, not as a slogan: if you don’t own […]

Slowing growth, improving (but still elevated) inflation, and a widening divergence between the front and long ends of the Treasury curve. Inflation at the wholesale […]

And What That Means for RESPA Reform Two days after I co-hosted a lively collegial Mortgage Law Today[1] All-Star RESPA nerd panel putting RESPA’s Section 8[2] on the hot […]