A poll of late-paying mortgage borrowers finds that 57% aren't aware that their lender may be able to offer plans that would help them avoid foreclosure. However, when specific workout alternatives were mentioned, the percentage of homeowners aware of options like repayment plans and loan modifications actually increased. The poll, commissioned by Freddie Mac and conducted by Roper Public Affairs and Media, also found that 44% of delinquent borrowers are aware of the existence of housing counselors who can talk to them about their mortgage problems. The survey indicated that the percentage of delinquent homeowners who say they recall their mortgage servicer reaching out to them has increased, to 86%, up from 75% in a similar survey three years ago.
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In early deployments with Freedom Mortgage, the platform from Palantir Technologies and Moder is live with multiple key processes.
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The average homebuyer would save $150 per month by using an adjustable-rate mortgage instead of a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, according to Redfin.
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Rising insurance premiums and total ownership costs are driving borrower hesitation in high-cost regions. See how lenders can adapt strategically.
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Overlooked controls and fragmented oversight leave mortgage lenders exposed to enforcement, litigation, and reputational damage. Learn how to close the gaps.
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Guaranteed Rate Affinity, joint venture between Guaranteed Rate and Anywhere Integrated Services, announced its national builder divisional manager.
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The wholesale lender says it agreed to a $660,000 deal last summer for employees seeking overtime pay, an agreement the plaintiffs say never existed.
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