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Mortgage application volume increased a week after Memorial Day behind a surge in both refinance and purchase mortgage activity.
June 11 -
The Massachusetts attorney general's lawsuit against Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac seeks to aid a nonprofit whose CEO has close political ties to Martha Coakley's gubernatorial campaign.
June 10 -
Lenders are relaxing overlays and adjusting pricing to attract more VA business.
June 10 -
Though the bulk of the ambitious Housing New York plan is intended to build or rehabilitate rentals, there are several homeownership components as well.
June 10
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The House approved a bill Monday evening to modify the calculation of certain "points and fees" under the Consumer Financial Protection Bureaus qualified mortgage rule.
June 10 -
By obtaining a third-party opinion that provides a reasoned analysis supporting borrowers' ability to repay, a lender places itself in a substantially stronger position with respect to subsequent ATR claims.
June 10
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Citigroup, one of three mortgage lenders sued last year by Los Angeles for allegedly targeting minorities with "predatory" loans, lost its first attempt to dismiss the claims.
June 9 -
The housing market is unseasonably weak due to consumers' worries about an economic slowdown and a decline in overall household income, according to a Fannie Mae survey.
June 9 -
Lenders are seeking fixes to a proposal by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that would allow institutions to repay points and fees that inadvertently exceeded the "qualified mortgage" rule.
June 9 -
The reduction in mortgage demand has some credit unions reaching down to slightly lower credit scores.
June 9





