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Completions also declined in the short-term, but annually they rose sharply, suggesting that the lifting of some pandemic restrictions is allowing them to proceed.
March 9 -
The company was accused of not providing pandemic relief to at least 160 private mortgage borrowers in the state.
March 9 -
The new policy will provide more leeway to distressed borrowers, whose ability to get more affordable terms for their loans has been hamstrung by higher rates.
March 8 -
The announcement came as a Federal Trade Commission suit to halt the deal became more likely.
March 7 -
A legal filing could come as soon as Thursday, sources close to the matter claimed.
March 7 -
Lenders have focused on front-end cost differences since key secondary market players opened up the option, but what happens when a problem emerges down the road is worth weighing too.
March 7 -
Other factors have become more influential as refinance speeds have fallen to a more than 20-year low, according to Black Knight's Mortgage Monitor report.
March 6 -
Current forbearance volumes have returned to pre-COVID levels among loans held at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, a Fed study found.
March 3 -
The government-sponsored enterprises will likely have their mainstay bonds exempted from the potential securitization-related rule, but their credit-risk transfers could be subject to it, some experts say.
March 2 -
The company reported an $80 million loss for the three-month period on mortgage servicing rights declines but $26 million in net income for the year.
February 28