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After drifting down for some time, rates have risen quickly over the past few weeks. From a low just below 4% at the end of

After drifting down for some time, rates have risen quickly over the past few weeks. From a low just below 4% at the end of

AGM Financial Services, Inc. is proud to announce the closing of an FHA-Insured $37,761,700 mortgage for River Ridge of Canton Apartments located in the Atlanta

Here’s What the Demographic Shift Means for Your Deal. Two segments of the population are growing at the same time — and both are heading

HUD has published a much-anticipated draft of proposed rules that will bring important changes to FHA multifamily programs, changes that could increase leverage, lower borrowing

For the fifth consecutive year, AGM Financial Services (AGM) donated $100,000 to four Baltimore nonprofit organizations. Recipients will receive a $25,000 unrestricted grant, allowing each

If you’re a multifamily developer trying to attract investors in today’s market, FHA can help close the deal. Faced with economic headwinds, a wave of

At the National Association of Home Builders Fall Leadership Meetings recently held in Denver, builders and developers were both uncertain about current conditions and guardedly optimistic

In a year of rapid change, uncertainty has become a familiar companion. Builders and developers continue to navigate shifting conditions — from fluctuating material prices

Created during the New Deal era to stimulate lending and stabilize the housing market, the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) has long been the cornerstone of

The latest jobs report was sobering. The BLS reported that the U.S. added only 22,000 jobs in August. While July’s numbers were revised slightly upward,

AGM Financial Services is pleased to announce that Krista Boblitz-Randolph, Senior Vice President and Head of Servicing, has been appointed Vice Chair of the Mortgage Bankers Association’s

The recent headline on GlobeSt.com was “Apartment Construction Reaches a 10-Year Low.” According to data first published by RealPage, at the end of the second