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New loan officer compensation proposals, rather than banning upfront points and lender fees, require offering an alternative loan that has neither.
August 24
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau wants to create a “level playing field” when it comes to the screening and training of bank and nonbank mortgage loan officers.
August 24 -
Problems with the newly installed System for Award Management forced the General Services Administration to allow FHA lenders to use an old system to check the federal government’s “Excluded Parties List.”
August 24 -
Bank of America will give up to 1,000 properties to nonprofits and local government programs to house injured military veterans and first responders.
August 24 -
Not since July 2007, before the subprime mortgage market collapsed and credit markets froze, have investors accepted relative yields as low as they are now for debt of the nation’s biggest homebuilders.
August 24 -
Mortgage brokers were relieved when they finally saw the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's new loan officer compensation rule gave them some leeway.
August 24 -
June set a record for HARP 2.0 volume at 126,000 loans, including 53,750 mortgages with loan-to-value ratios over 125%.
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Gragg Advertising is working on a marketing campaign for the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage.
August 23 -
A better method of moving electronic files is available, even as the industry waits on 4506-T electronic authorizations.
August 23 -
Shorter attention spans might be the upshot of the growth in social media usage and you must adjust your sales skills accordingly.
August 23
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