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Californians have paid relatively less for coverage than homeowners in the storm-stricken Midwest and Southeast regions, according to Intercontinental Exchange.
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The National Flood Insurance Program has been kept alive with short-term authorizations since 2017. Flood risk data and increased use could strengthen it.
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The top five banks had a combined unpaid principal balance of nearly $1.8 trillion at the end of the third quarter of 2024.
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San Jose, California, is the most expensive city with a median home price of $1,528,500, while Detroit is the least, with a median home price of $192,000.
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The Department of Justice argues that mortgage lenders, including Rocket Mortgage, should be held accountable for the work of third-party appraisers.
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The wildfires are expected to have a limited effect on loan pricing and delinquencies, but other expenses could rise, adding to the cost of a mortgage.
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The California FAIR Plan Association, already vulnerable financially, will likely need an assessment of insurers or policyholders as a rescue measure, according to experts.
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development did not assign any fault or liability in conjunction with the "historic" settlement.
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A deal would give Ackman a chance to expand Howard Hughes, known for its investments in master-planned communities and retail properties.
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The top five banks had a combined servicing value of more than $25 billion at the end of the third quarter.
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These regulatory announcements in the banking industry are currently open to public comment.
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A couple of influential mortgage industry veterans serve on the board of the latest company backing the new nonprofit capital-markets advocacy group.
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A cohort of bank industry interest groups called for the incoming Trump administration to pause all pending bank regulation and litigation and extend the timelines for implementing final rules issued by the Biden administration.
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California's governor previously prohibited price gouging for building materials and housing services after wildfires destroyed or damaged 12,000 structures.
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For those unsettled by the relentless rise in government bond yields in the US and across much of the world lately, the message from markets is getting clearer by the day: Get used to it.
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If Thompson had opted against resigning, President-elect Donald Trump would have been able to fire her quickly after his Jan. 20 inauguration due to a US Supreme Court decision that made it easier to remove the FHFA director.
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The FCC's one-to-one consent rule will make it mandatory for lenders to obtain consumer consent to receive robocalls and texts.
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The decision revealed Monday upholds an appeals court ruling in favor of federal investigators.
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A total of 158,152 individuals requested an MLO license as of Jan. 1, data from CSBS shows.
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The Palisades fire, stretched across an area larger than Manhattan and where the median home price approaches $4 million, has damaged or destroyed more than 5,000 structures.
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