The Federal Reserve Board will issue long-awaited revisions to its Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act regulations in two weeks to address abusive lending practices, a Fed governor has testified.The proposed HOEPA rule will address prepayment penalties, failure to escrow taxes and insurance, stated-income and low-documentation lending, and ability to repay, Fed Governor Randall Kroszner told a congressional panel. The Fed will also propose changes to its Truth in Lending Act rules to require "earlier disclosures by lenders and to address concerns about misleading mortgage loan advertisements," he testified.
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Fast tracking closing and funding is the critical differentiator among lenders, the 2026 Mortgage-Home Equity Scorecard report from Keynova found.
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Close to one in four homeowners are currently making additional payments toward their mortgage principal beyond the monthly amount due, according to Rocket.
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The latest investor statements show the persistence of a trend in which one vintage has a higher rate of distress than others, Morningstar DBRS finds.
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The annualized new single-family home sales pace, an indicator of the U.S. Census Bureau's New Residential Sales report, declined in three of the last four months.
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Despite Treasury intervention to calm bond yields, persistent deficit pressure continues to trap mortgage rates, keeping application volume flat and squeezing origination revenue.
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Kastle lands another high-profile client, SWBC adds insurtech to its servicing platform, while other mortgage lenders also embark on new partnerships.
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