CitiMortgage, which early last year trimmed its wholesale unit to the bone, is now contacting certain loan brokers it used in hopes of drumming up new business. It's unclear how extensive the lender's broker outreach effort is at this point. A company spokesman noted that CitiMortgage has no "formal" plans but said, "We touch base with some former customers from time to time to consider the potential benefits of future relationships." Brian Benjamin, who runs Two River Mortgage in Red Bank, N.J., said he was contacted by a CitiMortgage account executive from Texas and asked to re-register with the lender. Mr. Benjamin said he sent in his application but has not heard from Citi. A Denver broker, requesting his name not be used, said he too was contacted but is leaning toward not re-applying. (For the full story see the paper edition of National Mortgage News.)
- AB - Policy & Regulation
Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman said Friday that she believes price growth is still heading toward the central bank's 2% target when factoring out one-time shocks such as tariffs and elevated oil prices.
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Consumers sued 11 more industry players in the past two months over alleged unwanted contact, as the pace of spam call class action cases increases.
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Deephaven expanded its HELOC product for wholesale lenders, Attom launched an AVM model and First American added an AI assistant to its title platform.
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The Canadian-American bank's first AI agent does the work of gathering any missing documents and verifying data for mortgage applications.
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This is the fourth settlement MV Realty reached in the last two months over its controversial homeownership benefits program, which is now illegal in 33 states.
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Mortgage payments climbed to a 10-month high in April as rates rose, but strong annual wage growth of 5.3% helped keep the MBA's affordability index nearly flat month to month.
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