Some of Loandepot’s finances are moving in the right direction but the company remains mired in the red. The lender and servicer Thursday disclosed a $25 million net loss for the second quarter, after posting a $40.7 million net loss in the first quarter. It’s a marked improvement from last spring, when the company factored […]
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Guild Mortgage saw profits and business volume return to the upside in the second quarter in one of its final earnings reports issued as a publicly traded company. The San Diego-based lender and servicer posted net income of $18.7 million for the three-month period, improving from a $23.9 million loss at the end of the
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UWM Holdings CEO Mat Ishbia’s new target for mortgage broker originations share is for them to do over half of production. On the company’s earnings call, he cited statistics giving the current broker share at 30%. “Our goal is for brokers to be No. 1,” Ishbia said. “In my mind, that means 50.1%; I don’t
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Zillow’s critics may say that the company has never had the best interests of real estate agents at heart. But on the company’s second-quarter 2025 earnings call on Wednesday night, executives looked to set the record straight. “As we work to streamline residential real estate transactions with our ‘Housing Super App,’ everything we build is
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Finance of America (FOA) continued its recent streak of growth in the second quarter of 2025, funding $602 million in mortgages and producing $80 million in net income. FOA, one of the nation’s leading reverse mortgage lenders, exceeded the top end of its stated quarterly guidance for investors as the $602 million in volume from
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Although GAAP profitability continues to elude Opendoor Technologies, the company reported a positive result under one non-GAAP measure, its first in three years. The company, which facilitates cash offers for real estate buyers, cut its net loss from the previous year by 68%, but guidance going forward was less encouraging. These results were announced after
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Finance of America was profitable for a second consecutive quarter as funded volume at the reverse mortgage lender grew 7% versus the first quarter and 35% year-over-year. The company made net income from continuing operations of $80 million for the period ended June 30, unchanged from the first quarter and up from a $5 million
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Angel Oak Mortgage REIT eked out a profit in the second quarter but missed Wall Street expectations partially due to a note offering. The non-qualified mortgage player Tuesday reported net income of $767,000 for the period, well below an S&P Capital IQ consensus mean estimate of $6.34 million. The real estate investment trust’s quarterly results
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While some brokerages are leaning into the use of private listing networks, luxury firm Douglas Elliman said it does not want private listing networks to become the norm. “At Douglas Elliman, we have a long- standing commitment to offering clients greater choice and flexibility while continuing to promote equal access to listings and uphold a
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Wells Fargo Wells Fargo announced late Thursday it plans to appoint President and CEO Charlie Scharf chairman of its board of directors and award him a special equity grant of $30 million in restricted share rights along with more than a million stock options. The San Francisco-based banking giant said in a press release it
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