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Analysts expect securitized commercial mortgage loans will be strong enough to shoulder interest rate increases at refinance when they come due in 2022 and 2023.
August 1 -
NCUA banned a former real estate appraiser used by Deere Harvester CU for filing false appraisals to allow members to refinance their home loans with the Davenport, Iowa, credit union.
August 1 -
The total balance of first-mortgage loans 90 days past due or in foreclosure was $325 billion in June.
August 1 -
Ocwen is close to reaching a settlement with federal regulators and it appears the giant servicer will agree to make cash payments to borrowers who were harmed during the foreclosure process.
August 1 -
Legislation to reform the Federal Housing Administration sailed through the Senate on Wednesday, but the bill's future remains up in the air as Congress prepares to break for the August recess on Friday.
August 1 -
National Mortgage Insurance Corp. has agreed to insure about $5 billion in residential mortgages in its first risk transfer transaction with Fannie Mae.
July 31 -
A comparative TransUnion study revealed that consumers credit card payment habits and lending risk mirror attitudes towards mortgages and auto loans.
July 31 -
Ally Financial said its second-quarter loss widened on costs from a mortgage settlement and higher provisions for soured car loans.
July 31 -
DataQuick has developed an advanced title analysis tool that enables users to better understand market changes and adjust their business strategies accordingly.
July 31 -
A federal appeals court has directed NCUA and Barclays Capital to negotiate a possible settlement of claims in the corporate credit union crisis.
July 31 -
As a result of this scam, the loan funding companies lost nearly $1.3 million.
July 31 -
With mortgage rates dipping to all-time lows over the past couple of years, homebuyers had no choice but to become spoiled. Unfortunately, nothing good lasts forever.
July 31
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We're hearing that it hasnt been easy to be a real estate investment trust mortgage-backed securities investor recently.
July 30
National Mortgage News -
Some wild and crazy letters of explanation from consumers to originators about having bad credit.
July 30 -
Nationstar Mortgage Holdings was sued for failing to complete a $150 million sale of residential mortgage loans it offered at auction.
July 30 -
The Federal Bureau of Investigation arrested a former California mortgage broker earlier this month at his home for a violation of bank fraud.
July 30 -
Richmond, Calif., is the first city in the nation to try eminent domain as a way to stop foreclosures.
July 30 -
Stonegate Mortgage Corp. has opened a new branch in Brandon, Fla.
July 30 -
The U.S. homeownership rate, which soared to a record high 69.2% in 2004, is back where it was two decades ago, before the housing bubble inflated and ripped more than 7 million Americans from their homes.
July 30 -
The Tax Foundation's economic model finds that after the effects of wiping out the mortgage deduction are fully phased in, the economy would shrink by $254 billion.
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