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While the company did notify the public and regulators in May 2019, executives were not aware at the time that there was previous knowledge of the security vulnerability within the company.
June 15 -
The rush to refinance led to more errors in January and the shift to more-risky purchase apps will add to lenders' fraud concerns going forward.
March 2 -
Tough competition for home listings makes consumers more likely to misrepresent themselves on loan applications.
December 1 -
First American Financial, Old Republic, Stewart reveal how the third-quarter results point their way forward.
October 26 -
This year will top the total volume generated in the housing boom year of 2003. Meanwhile, next year's 30-year FRM is predicted to stay at 2.8%.
October 16 -
Consumer home purchasing power gained steam in July thanks to plummeting interest rates and gains in the median income despite steady price growth, according to First American.
September 28 -
Even though second-quarter originations were nearly double the same period in 2019, most were refinancings, which generate less revenue for title companies.
September 11 -
While employment typically ebbs as home buying slows in the fall, several nonbanks have ambitious hiring plans in the works, which call for them to add thousands of workers by year-end.
September 4 -
The refinance boom kept mortgage loan application defect risk flat, with record-low levels in July, but fraud risk for purchases climbed again, according to First American Financial.
August 31 -
As swelling demand constricts inventory to record-low levels, home price growth cuts into the purchasing power afforded by plunging interest rates, according to First American.
August 24