Picking favorites

I became host of Housing News in the fall and love the format of doing deep-dive interviews with mortgage and real estate execs.

Good afternoon —   What's your favorite podcast? Serial was my first foray into the format, but now I have favorites within categories: business, news, business news, politics, history, true crime — it's a long list. It got even longer when HousingWire launched its first podcast in 2019: Housing News hosted by CEO Clayton Collins.   I became host of Housing News in the fall and love the format of doing deep-dive interviews with mortgage and real estate execs. We're now on Season 5 and so far I've interviewed Barry Habib, Logan Mohtashami, Brian White and Dale Vermillion. (We've got a roster of ladies up next.) Incredible content delivered on your favorite device!   In 2020 we launched HousingWire Daily to highlight trending stories coming across our news desk. Recent episodes have featured Ed DeMarco, Richard Cordray and Lisa Haynes — heavy hitters to give you insight on the news.   In November, HousingWire launched Girlfunds — a consumer-facing podcast where Brena Nath and I interview successful women about money and talk about our own finances. The goal is to encourage more open dialogue around money and it's designed to be super sharable.    Our latest episode features Sue Yannaccone, CEO of the Realogy Franchise Group, an incredible leader who is passionate about growing female leadership at the companies she oversees. This podcast has the positive vibe you need, but delivers real-world advice that can changes someone's life.   And coming soon…we'll be announcing a brand new podcast, hosted by our own Alcynna Lloyd.    Stay tuned! And stay safe —   Sarah Wheeler HousingWire Editor in Chief How to develop female leaders in the housing industry    Sue Yannaccone, the CEO of Realogy Franchise Group, talks about what women can do to better support other women and how she has created boundaries in order to create more balance between her work life and personal life. Listen now PennyMac posts strong profits in Q4 despite MSR losses    PennyMac, the nation's largest mortgage aggregator, posted net profits of $452.8 million in the fourth quarter of 2020. Take the guess work out of pricing Nomis Mortgage provides real-time market & competitive intelligence for lenders to make data-driven decisions by analyzing more than 40 million records a day from over 350 lenders. We turn noise into meaningful data for better margin management and pricing strategy. Learn more! Sponsor Content Built Technologies closes $88 million Series C funding round    Multi-year HousingWire Tech100 winner Built Technologies, a construction finance software and construction payment technology company, closed an $88 million Series C funding round. How this real estate brokerage's unique model generates more profit for agents   Today, both sellers and buyers expect to handle a majority of the process online. For a well-prepared real estate brokerage, like 1 Percent Lists, this holds a promising future. Presented by 1 Percent Lists HousingWire, 433 East Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 830, Irving, TX 75039, (469) 893-1480 Unsubscribe Manage preferences

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