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U.S. consumers expect mortgage rates to increase substantially over the next several years, with households on average projecting rates of 6.7% a year from now and 8.2% in three years, according to a survey released by the New York Federal Reserve.
April 18 -
Different loan options to traditional mortgages can be costlier, lack consumer protections and leave debtors at risk of ownership disputes and loss of home equity.
April 18 -
From bass fishing to the Super Bowl, lenders see a large pool of consumers they can reach through athletic sponsorships.
April 15 -
The industry trade group warns that attorney opinion letters may introduce additional risk, but vendors offering them said their products can sufficiently protect ownership of mortgaged properties at a lower price.
April 14 -
Servicing gains failed to offset steep origination declines at the bank, which continues to battle allegations of racial discrimination.
April 14 -
But current economic and geopolitical tensions and the shift to a purchase market means lenders should remain vigilant, Ace Quality Management warned.
April 14 -
The 30-year average has risen by more than a full percentage point in a little over a month.
April 14 -
While both refinance and purchase customers were banging down the doors in 2021, leading producers are already working much harder as they change up their offerings.
April 14 -
As inflation increases, more companies are shifting to remote and hybrid work to get their costs under control. Landlords could face rising vacancies and tumbling revenue, leaving them behind on loan payments.
April 13 -
The gain on sale from first quarter originations increased as the bank shifted more volume share to the higher-margin channel.
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