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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.
May 16 -
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 -
Servicers are encouraged to put foreclosures on hold in several circumstances involving the state-distributed housing relief, but they’ll need to request extensions of their normal timelines to do it.
May 12 -
The sale of its correspondent business to Planet Home Lending, divestment in a reverse mortgage lender, Longbridge Financial, and the outsourcing of mortgage servicing rights all reinforce its focus on wholesale, company management said.
May 12 -
The 36% consecutive-month drop could mark the start of a period in which a small wave of financially distressed homeowners sell their homes through alternative means, according to Attom Data Solutions.
May 11 -
The portfolio of cash-flows from monthly mortgage payments is on the higher end of a wide range of deals seen in the market this year.
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