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Many institutional investors are refusing to purchase mortgages loans until they get assurance from the CFPB that they won't have to pay for others' mistakes. Their pullback could further the slow the issuance of private-label mortgage bonds this year, a huge concern at a time when the majority of home loans are insured by Fannie, Freddie and the FHA.
February 9 -
Foreclosures nationwide continued to decrease in December, according to CoreLogic.
February 9 -
The Federal Home Loan Bank System was designed to provide liquidity to community lenders and traditional insurers, not to unregulated lenders that circumvent the membership rules.
February 9
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Walter Investment Management Corp. has named David Schneider as president of servicing and originations at Ditech Financial.
February 9 -
The price of the loans underlying commercial mortgage-backed securities declined 210 basis points during 2015, amid a broad rise in interest rates, according to DebtX.
February 9 -
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's indirect response to Quicken Loans' Super Bowl 50 commercial implicitly warns consumers to be wary of technology, which points to a bigger problem: does the CFPB even know what it wants from the mortgage industry?
February 8
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Funding needed to construct houses is fairly plentiful, but homebuilders are still having trouble lining up financing to purchase and develop land. As a result, buildable lots are in short supply and far more expensive.
February 8 -
The San Francisco Bay Area housing market has seen values that have risen to unsustainable levels, according to Fitch Ratings.
February 8 -
The Fannie Mae Home Purchase Sentiment Index fell 1.7 points to 81.5 in January, reflecting the effects of decreasing housing affordability.
February 8 -
The nonbank mortgage sector ended 2015 with 12,300 more full-time employees than in December 2014.
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