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While the number of loans with payments that have been late for three months or more has fallen, it’s still higher than in early 2020, according to Black Knight.
May 20 -
This second group of terminations will take place in June and July, according to nine separate notifications filed in California.
May 20 -
Companies are working to offer what they say are faster, more integrated digital products that can quickly stand up compliant workflows as forbearance is phased out and loss mitigation activity resumes.
May 19 -
At the Mortgage Bankers Association Secondary Conference this week, issuers noted their concern about rising delinquency levels, accusations of racial bias in lending, and whether regulators in Albany and Washington are preparing a new campaign against “abuses” in mortgage servicing, the chairman of Whalen Global Advisors writes.
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While particularly high rates of lending have cushioned mortgage companies and banks from the impact in the past, higher rates and thin margins have made efficiency more pressing.
May 18 -
Depository originators lose 68 cents per $1 more than their nondepository competitors.
May 17 -
Lending that can fulfill Biden administration aims around equity and supply, like an FHA premium cut or financing for accessory dwelling units, remain possible, but late-cycle housing risk is a concern.
May 17 -
Mark Calabria, who oversaw the two government giants under Trump and was fired by the Biden administration, said in a recent interview that the government-sponsored enterprises are once again at risk of insolvency.
May 17 -
The agency now sees applications for mortgage-recovery advances approaching 3,000 per month.
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The outspoken regulatory chief of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau also said proposed Community Reinvestment Act reform isn’t likely to draw banks back to Federal Housing Administration lending.
May 16