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The housing market’s boom led to more borrowers building home wealth but the pandemic’s negative impact brings concern for underwater owners, according to Attom Data Solutions.
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First Foundation is relocating its corporate headquarters to Dallas, where the tax burden is lighter and it sees more opportunity to beef up lending, add wealth management clients and pursue acquisitions of community banks.
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Howard Blankenship is vice president of sales at Americas for CellPoint Digital.
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Acting Director Dave Uejio wrote in a blog post that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau needs more time to consider rules that were finalized under the Trump administration but have not yet gone into effect.
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Also, private money is expected to return to the mortgage securitization market, according to lenders who responded to an Altisource survey.
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Sophia Duffy is an associate professor of business planning at The American College of Financial Services, where she teaches estate planning and taxation.
She is also an estate planning attorney with Winter & Duffy Law in Pennsylvania. She has published several papers in academic journals related to robo-advisors, Social Security, financial industry regulations and the impact of technology on the financial services profession.
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Lauren Anderson is senior vice president and associate general counsel at the Bank Policy Institute. She previously served as a senior adviser on green finance to Bank of England Gov. Mark Carney.
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“It’s time for us to stop treating the purchase mortgage as some kind of market impediment or red flag for our forecasts,” says Chairman of JJAM Financial and former Ginnie Mae President Joseph Murin
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State financial regulators cited Buffalo-based Hunt Mortgage Corp. on Thursday for weakness in lending to minorities and minority neighborhoods, as they released a report finding an overall lack of lending by nonbank mortgage companies in Buffalo despite laws banning the practice of redlining.
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Joseph J. Murin is Chairman of JJAM Financial LLC, a financial services holding company. He is also Chairman Emeritus with Chrysalis Holdings and a member of the Boards for Cherry Hill Mortgage Investments and PitchPoint Solutions. Mr. Murin has served as President of the Government National Mortgage Association and co-founded The Collingwood Group, LLC, a leading Washington D.C.-based strategic consulting firm.
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