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A continuing stumbling block is that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are unhappy about having their liens on properties subordinate to PACE loans, a DBRS executive said at ABS West.
January 24 -
Current mortgage lending growth assessments are consistently pointing in one direction: jumbo loans, and to a lesser extent home equity credit lines. But these loans make sense only in certain areas.
January 24 -
GSE reports that 2013 loan acquisitions are off by less than 1% from 2012.
January 24 -
Players in the REO-to-rental space see a bright future in pooling the cash flows of many operators into conduit transactions, but some believe the market is getting ahead of itself.
January 24 -
The founder of $49 billion investment firm DoubleLine Capital LP is largely avoiding the subprime-mortgage bonds that jumped about 17% last year after home prices surged by the most since 2006.
January 24 -
A consortium of tribes and a central financing facility could tap the bond market for much-needed housing money.
January 23 -
Fannie Mae had brought claims against New York-based Lehman over mortgages the bank packaged and sold. The agreement resolves one of the single largest remaining claims against the Lehman parent.
January 23 -
Federally insured credit unions with assets of $50 million-plus and concentrations in real estate loans would have to maintain additional capital requirements under the National Credit Union Administration proposal.
January 23 -
The decrease was largely driven by losses at the company's mortgage banking subsidiary, George Mason Mortgage.
January 23 -
KB Home experienced the best gains on the day among stocks included in this publication's Mortgage Industry Equity Composite.
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