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The complexity in proving whether a loan officer is "outside" has caused many employers to abandon the classification - a move both unwise and unnecessary.
April 7
Offit | Kurman -
Consumer demand for housing has dropped to its lowest recorded level due to reduced confidence in financial security and income raises, a new survey from Fannie Mae says.
April 7 -
Jernigan Capital has listed 5 million shares of its common stock in an initial public offering.
April 7 -
Fannie Mae plans to sell pools of nonperforming single-family mortgages.
April 7 -
After drastic payroll reductions in December, lenders appear to be preparing for a better spring.
April 6 -
Navy Federal Credit Union closed over $1 billion worth of mortgages in March, and $2.5 billion year-to-date.
April 6 -
The shift in market composition is fueling concerns that if defaults rise, the Federal Housing Administration would have a harder time making lenders eat the losses on poorly underwritten loans.
April 6 -
While arrangements to finance MSRs may represent the cheapest way to address liquidity, other avenues of adding cash may be available and necessary.
April 6
MorVest Capital LLC -
Freddie Mac's next STACR offering will offer investors exposure to actual losses on residential mortgages, something the mortgage giant says investors have been asking for.
April 6 -
Clayton Homes, the manufactured-housing business owned by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc., uses aggressive sales and lending practices that traps some borrowers in homes that are difficult to resell, the Seattle Times reported.
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