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When it comes to possible ways for the Federal Reserve to unwind its mortgage-backed securities purchases, reverse repurchase sales are the most optimistic path for MBS.
May 8 -
A post on the Mortgage Grapevine discusses a possible conflict of interest on the sales side of a transaction.
May 8 -
TransUnion data show the national delinquency rate hit its first major decline since the crisis dropping to 4.56% in the first quarter, but it is not clear whether improvements will last.
May 8 -
The Appraiser Independence Requirements and its precursor, the Home Valuation Code of Conduct, changed the process for lenders ordering appraisals.
May 8
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has incorporated feedback from the industry and customer groups in the final changes to the remittance transfer rule.
May 8 -
Housing developers looking for ways to build energy-efficient and culturally relevant housing now have a model for the task.
May 8
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Fannie Mae and KPMG LLP agreed to pay $153 million to settle an eight-year-old investor class action.
May 8 -
We're hearing at the MBAs secondary market conference that with many housing finance indicators and forecasts suggesting a downshift in refinancing and a modest pickup in purchases on the way, market participants do not want to be caught unprepared.
May 7
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The April Clear Capital Home Data Index shows home price gains in stark contrast to the 1.4% home price declines of April 2012.
May 7
