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The positive trend will continue through 2016 as originations in those categories increase to $333 billion, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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Nonbank mortgage lenders likely increased their market share during 4Q, KBW analysts say.
February 3 -
Mortgage businesses can continue to thrive even while interest rates are up and applications are down.
February 3
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The new name is easy to remember and not an acronym.
February 3 -
Foreclosure starts ended the year at the lowest level since April 2007 and pipelines are clearing in most states.
February 3 -
FHA officials believe lenders will qualify more borrowers with sub-680 credit scores via manual underwriting, but there is concern they will simply limit originations to plain-vanilla FHA.
January 31
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Wells Fargo and PNC are the lead lenders on the loan.
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The slide in refinancing brings commitments to purchase new mortgages to its lowest level since June 2011.
January 31 -
These institutions see an opportunity in a declining market to fill a void created by competitors exiting.
January 31 -
The settlement is part of CEO Brian Moynihans efforts to resolve liabilities tied to faulty mortgages that have cost the company at least $50 billion since the financial crisis.
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