Throughout the month, expect features on the “rise and stall” of the iBuyer marketplace, an in-depth series on the multitude of alternative financing models now mushrooming across the industry and a detailed history — and hazy future — for the all-cash-offer movement.
Source: Inman News
February is all about residential finance on Inman
Published in Agent, Mortgage and Residential Finance Month
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