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Investors had largely factored in an anticipated increase in the federal funds rate, but latest GDP numbers could result in more volatility.
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Analysts say draining reserves from the banking system will reach a practical limit in the first quarter.
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New American Funding scored the highest among eligible companies in this year's substantially redesigned measurement of customer satisfaction.
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Average purchase sizes have also fallen by almost 11% after reaching a record high this spring.
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Consumer confidence has fallen as borrowing costs increase.
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With tight inventory and rising rates posing challenges to today's home buyers, mortgage lenders face a tricky environment for maintaining volumes. National Mortgage News chats with three of the top-ranked producers of 2022 to discuss strategies to stay competitive in the months ahead.
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Alternative data verifications used in non-qualified mortgage underwriting have increasingly been used by government-sponsored enterprises in response to expansive Biden-era housing goals, volatile rates and evolving technology.
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While housing costs were still up nationwide, Pacific states saw the most rapid pace of moderation on an annual basis, a Federal Housing Finance Agency study found.
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The Seattle-based bank underestimated single-family loan declines in the larger market but was able to improve margins slightly with cost-cutting and by diversifying with a shift toward apartment lending.
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The company formerly known as UniversalCIS Credit Plus, which offers credit report services and appraisal technology, adds a new vertical to offer its mortgage lender clients.
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