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Mortgage rates declined, remaining at a 16-month low as more affordable borrowing costs fuel an increase in refinancing.
October 23 -
Mortgage lenders will have 210 days to fix errors in their calculations of points and fees and reimburse borrowers for any overages under a final rule issued by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
October 23 -
The Federal Reserve Board and Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday both signed off on an interagency rule requiring securitizers to hold 5% of the credit risk on loans sold to investors.
October 22 -
The nation's largest mortgage lender is the first to say it will distribute the new Closing Disclosure to consumers, but other lenders, especially smaller ones, may not follow along.
October 22 -
Cities in Texas and Washington in had the strongest housing markets in September, according to Pro Teck Valuation Services.
October 22 -
A significant number of millennials aspire to become homeowners within the next five years, according to a recent survey, despite income and student debt burdens.
October 22 -
Compliance costs are a wild card that is hurting profits.
October 22 -
Mortgage applications soared last week as a plunge in borrowing costs led to biggest gain in home refinancing since January 2012.
October 22 -
Although refinancings will be down 3% from 2014, this is still $50 billion more than MBA had anticipated.
October 21 -
The recent drop in interest rates has opened the door for lenders to refinance borrowers with high-cost Federal Housing Administration loans into conventional Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans.
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