Connie Kim is a reporter who focuses on national housing and mortgage news in the United States. Her work has been featured in publications such as HousingWire, RealTrends, and Yahoo Finance. Connie covers topics such as flood insurance costs, mortgage technology, market trends, and the impact of economic factors on homebuyers.
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Connie Kim's coverage indicates a strong focus on the mortgage industry in the United States, with an emphasis on data-driven reporting and press releases. She appears to be interested in topics related to real estate, personal finance, and sales & marketing.
Given her reliance on data and press releases, she may be receptive to pitches that include original research or exclusive data relevant to the mortgage industry. Additionally, she is likely interested in news from major players within the sector such as mortgage lenders and technology providers.
If you have insights into market trends, consumer behavior affecting homebuyers' decisions or innovative approaches by financial institutions tailored for 2024 preparations within the U.S. mortgage industry landscape, these could resonate well with Connie Kim's coverage focus.
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By: Connie Kim
Trade group stresses Equifax electronic employment income verifications must be scrutinized for FHA, GSE loans
By: Connie Kim
The home flipping market was challenging in 2023 with fewer single-family homes and condos flipped and lower returns on investment.
The VA is working closely with the DOJ to determine potential implications for veteran borrowers
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac completed 43,903 foreclosure prevention actions in Q4 2023, bringing their total to 6.905 million since 2008.
By: Connie Kim
On the heels of its $418 million settlement, NAR urged the VA to revise its policies that ban veterans from paying buyer broker commissions.
The digital lender changed its operating model and plans to continue investments in its proprietary tech platform
Noah Edwards was promoted to the executive suite and succeeds Brian Brown
By: Connie Kim
These products are a relatively new concept for many homeowners, but their growth potential is evidenced by more secondary market transactions
NAF snagged top Chicago loan officer Larry Steinway as it looks to grow its presence in the Chicagoland area.
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