Credit Suisse Group's saw 2.3 billion Swiss francs ($2 billion) in U.S. residential and commercial mortgage-related writedowns during the fourth quarter, a period when it took a net loss of 6 billion Swiss francs ($5 billion). The Zurich, Switzerland-based group said 1.3 billion Swiss francs ($1.1 billion) of the writedowns stemmed primarily from exposures to residential mortgages and subprime collateralized debt obligations and the remaining balance stemmed from warehouse exposures in the securitized commercial mortgage sector. The company said it is making progress reducing its exposure to these problematic asset classes.
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Vacancy numbers leveled off this quarter, but the share among units owned by institutional investors is more than double the overall national rate, Attom said.
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This marks the second transaction from the shelf, backed by 651 first-lien, fully amortizing fixed-rate mortgages.
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All loans in the deal's portfolio were made to investors and underwritten based on property cash flow and rental income to determine borrower eligibility.
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Lower median loan amounts and earnings growth which outpaces mortgage expenditures helps to improve affordability even as rates continue to rise, the MBA said.
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A federal judge Wednesday said the Department of Housing and Urban Development failed to justify a sharp overhaul of a long-standing fair-housing grant program.
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If Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's comments lack substance on inflation in the market's opinion, it is likely to drive mortgage rates even higher, NerdWallet warned.
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