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Family wealth differences are having a more pronounced effect on consumer behavior as home prices increase, according to the Consumer Federation of America. And it does not look promising for homeownership hopefuls.
January 27 -
Some loan officer compensation plans are legal on a standalone basis, but their less-than-complete explanations in solicitations could draw the attention of regulators like the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
January 27
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Interactive Mortgage Advisors is exclusively brokering the mortgage servicing rights, which have a wide geographic dispersion outside of a less than 19% Texas concentration and less than 10% California concentration.
January 27 -
The consumer must purchase the flood coverage in combination with homeowners insurance. The company lays claim to being the first admitted carrier in the state to offer such coverage post-Biggert-Waters.
January 24 -
Some products are being revised while others are seeing greater interest as lenders look to remain under the 3% fee cap.
January 24 -
The case involved a lender leasing space in a bank office with the rental fee allegedly based on loan production.
January 24
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The complexity of regulations and the potential for updates or new guidelines renders static documents inefficient and inflexible.
January 24
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The Rate Reset Protection option enables eligible borrowers to reset and lock-in a lower rate on a conforming, jumbo and super jumbo five-year adjustable-rate mortgage up to five times during the life of the loan.
January 24 -
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 -
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 -
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 -
Forecasts generally call for slower home price gains that could reduce volatility but also investment returns when it comes to securitization valuations. Some recently-hot markets like California are topping out.
January 23 -
This is the smallest monthly gain in almost two years and suggests the real estate recovery is losing strength.
January 23 -
Ocwen Loan Servicing's currently stable servicer quality metrics are insufficient when it comes to easing analysts' concerns.
January 23 -
The latest average, weekly Freddie Mac fixed-rate declines are smaller than previous ones. The next Mortgage Bankers Association survey will show whether applications have continued to increase in response.
January 23 -
More lenders are getting comfortable with making non-QM loans.
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