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Ellie Mae created a new chief information officer position and hired David Robbins to fill the new role, the mortgage technology vendor announced.
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There has been a relative increase in builder debt issuance this week and more may be on the way.
February 1 -
President Obama is urging Congress to pass a bank tax, funneling the money over to the Federal Housing Administration which will then refinance non-GSE borrowers who are under water on their loans.
February 1 -
December was the best month of 2011 in terms of primary new mortgage insurance written by the current membership of the Mortgage Insurance Cos. of America.
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Is the Obama Administration starting to listen to the mortgage industry - and in a good way? Well, don't throw a party quite yet, but two major mortgage developments this week suggest that perhaps the White House is starting to understand that you can't have a housing recovery without the cooperation of lenders and servicers that make the loans.
February 1
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To facilitate "streamline" refinancings, the Federal Housing Administration will no longer rank lenders based on the performance of those loans in its Neighborhood Watch system.
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Mortgage application volume fell by 2.9% for the week ended Jan. 27 from the previous week, even though mortgage interest rates declined for fixed-rate mortgages, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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The two largest remaining private mortgage insurers took actions that at least give them a chance at a future, while for a third company its dim outlook for staying in this business got even darker.
February 1 -
Larry King has made a career (and millions of dollars) interviewing people. You can do the same thing-by interviewing experts, authors, speakers, and real estate agents from different parts of the country-yes, even agents in your lending area.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau still has to make a key decision before it can finalize a regulation that will determine what kind of loans -- and features -- mortgage bankers can offer consumers without facing potential legal liability of up to $100,000 per unit.
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