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A recent tax change will provide more stability to banks and developers that use the low-income housing tax credit program, and the supply of below-market-rate apartments should increase as a result. But it's not enough to create the economic incentives needed to meet skyrocketing demand for affordable housing in the U.S.
January 8 -
Some lenders have asked whether the bureau would adjust its so-called resubmission guidelines which determine whether lenders have to refile data based on errors found in samples and it has responded with a request for further industry input.
January 8 -
Mortgage professional hiring and new job appointments for the week ending Jan. 8.
January 8 -
Mortgage credit availability decreased in December on reduced affordable, low-down-payment loan programs, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
January 7 -
The Federal Reserve's interest rate increase has commercial real estate debt and equity financing players even more upbeat about their prospects in 2016.
January 7 -
Ditech Financial, a subsidiary of Walter Investment Management, is exiting the distributed retail mortgage production channel.
January 7 -
Consumers became more encouraged by the housing market in December, as they reflected on their higher wages compared to a year earlier, Fannie Mae said.
January 7 -
Owens Realty Mortgage has promoted its chief financial officer, Bryan Draper, to chief executive and president.
January 7 -
Forget bigger is better. Several private-equity-backed lenders are making loans to small landlords, who represent the biggest chunk of the home-rental market and get less help from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac than they once did.
January 7 -
Mortgage rates rang in the new year by keeping below 4%, according to the Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey.
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