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At current levels, monthly payments could surge by 39% between 2023 and 2025 for an approximately $250,000 loan, according to new research.
March 11 -
The loans accounted for 18.6% of conventional single-family dollar volume in April, quadrupling its share of business at the peak of the refinance boom, according to Corelogic.
June 29 -
Consumers taking out adjustable-rate mortgages last year put down a median down payment of 23.6%, researchers at the real estate brokerage found.
August 29 -
A change in the relationship between fixed and adjustable loans has increased some consumers’ interest in the latter market.
July 28 -
The acquirer will use the liquidation of a residential mortgage company’s assets to move several notches up in the rankings.
July 26 -
Even though product availability is now at the same point where it was one year ago, it remains at 2014 levels.
June 10 - LIBOR
The modifiable templates are a follow-up to a similar notification the organization created in 2019 for lender use.
April 27 -
The movement in the MBA’s credit availability index suggests that, amid forecasts of diminished refinancing, lenders want to accommodate consumers buying homes, but they aren’t yet ready to lend as freely as they did before the pandemic.
February 9 -
Lenders also increased jumbo product availability as well as rolling out new SOFR-indexed ARMs.
November 16 -
Bondholders could see principal losses if, due to the way the documents are worded, the rate is frozen at the last published amount.
September 18