Loan Think

We're hearing that reviews on the long-awaited Consumer Financial Protection Bureau qualified mortgage rule are mixed.

A recent DC Circuit Court decision granting “standing” to surviving non-borrowing-spouses who sued HUD is an opportunity for HUD to solve this festering legacy legal, financial, and reputational problem.

Taking the opportunity to ask for a referral when you send out tax statements.

It’s becoming clear that investments based on the backlog of discount assets won’t last forever and investors need to be prepared for it.

Appraisal management isn’t such a hum-drum business after all.

The Qualfied Mortgage rule largely adopts underwriting criteria already standard for most.

We're hearing it could be a case of one government agency not knowing what the other is doing.

As we approach 2013 it is safe to say that a New Mortgage Industry continues to emerge.

Like many other small business owners who survived the fiscal cliff fiasco, many small shops in the mortgage market are bracing for yet another government-induced crisis as early as mid-February when our national debt hits its ceiling.

Some attorneys who prey on vulnerable homeowners in need of a modification are in for a surprise from outraged peers who are trying to make these alleged fraudsters pay back for being a disgrace to their profession.