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The CFPB is open about what it looks for when it examines mortgage firms.
November 19 -
Wells Fargo has temporarily halted loan reviews until it receives guidance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
November 19 -
No, FHA isn't broke, not yet at least, but it may need to delay writing some claim checks to avoid tapping Uncle Sam.
November 16
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said it will give residential lenders extra time to provide certain new disclosures required under the Dodd-Frank Act.
November 16 -
As a result of the housing crisis, mortgage originators have been stuck with a very limited set of products to offer their clients.
November 16 -
Not only is FHA hiking premiums, but it will prevent all new mortgagors (going forward) to cancel their MI policy even if the loan-to-value ratio improves during the life of the loan.
November 16 -
Now that President Obama has been re-elected, current Treasury secretary Tim Geithner is expected to step down.
November 16 -
The Department of Housing and Urban Development declared that it will announce “a series of changes” Friday that are “designed” to put the FHA fund back in a positive position “within the year.”
November 15 -
After hearing, lawyer found guilty of professional misconduct involving distressed borrowers.
November 15






