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A California man and his unnamed co-conspirator netted a total of at least $5 million from thousands of homeowners, federal prosecutors said.
March 9 -
Mortgage applications were up for the first time in over a month, with government refinances in particular seeing a sizable bump.
March 9 -
A quarter-percent increase would eliminate more than a million buyers for median-priced homes according to the National Association of Home Builders.
March 8 -
The $1.7 trillion in purchase lending for the year is the most ever recorded according to Black Knight’s January Mortgage Monitor Report.
March 7 -
A record share of Americans anticipate that rents will go up over the next 12 months, according to Fannie Mae data going back to 2010.
March 7 -
After a tumultuous week of big yield swings and heightened volatility in the U.S. Treasury market, investors are bracing for another hot inflation report, while the war in Ukraine increasingly casts a pall over Europe and the global economy.
March 7 -
National Mortgage News presents the fourth annual rankings — a survey and awards program dedicated to recognizing the industry's best employers and providing organizations with valuable employee feedback.
March 7 -
Last year’s issuance of securitizations for these non-conforming mortgages was the most since 2007.
March 4 -
The Ukraine-Russia conflict has caused volatility in mortgage rates and that is likely to attract more buyers into a tight housing market, the analysis found.
March 4 -
But recent rate drops in response to the Ukraine invasion and increases in broader employment suggest another uptick in housing finance payrolls is not out of the question.
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