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People who lack a credit or work history in the United States may have trouble getting a mortgage under the new qualified-mortgage rule, bankers say. A number of immigrants are self-employed, which makes it even harder to qualify.
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But be aware of the business and regulatory risks associated with closing loans in your own name.
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JPMorgan Chase said Friday it significantly downsized its mortgage operations while increasing the price on high loan-to-value loans to reflect higher default and servicing costs.
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Wells Fargo posted a 14% rise in first-quarter earnings as fewer customers missed loan payments.
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JPMorgan Chase said first-quarter profit fell 19% on lower revenue from fixed-income trading and mortgages, themes that may be repeated across Wall Street next week.
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Mortgage lenders are retooling their approach to customer acquisition to increase business in a purchase-driven market.
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Mortgage rates fell for the first time in three weeks, Freddie Mac said.
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Commissioner Carole Galante says the Federal Housing Administration's insurance fund must be strengthened before insurance premiums can be reduced, but outlined alternatives to improve credit availability.
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Jose Gonzalez, the first Hispanic president of a Federal Home Loan Bank, envisions eventually allowing new categories of lenders like REITs to join the system, but wants membership to stay as it is for now.
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There is only one week remaining to submit a nomination for the 2014 Mortgage Technology Top 50 Service Providers.
The final deadline for nominations is 6 p.m. EDT Thursday, April 17, 2014.
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