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Ohio has prohibited the use of plywood to board up certain vacant or abandoned properties in foreclosure.
January 6 -
Initiatives aimed at a more inclusive credit box have long relied on costly approaches that are difficult to scale. Now, demographic shifts are intensifying industry demand for a more automated and efficient solution.
January 6 -
Demographics are shifting, creating more prospective minority homebuyers than ever before. But predominant underwriting processes and these would-be borrowers' financial backgrounds are holding them back.
January 5 -
Mortgage credit availability grew for the fourth consecutive month in December, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported.
January 5 -
Mortgage interest rates dropped for the first time since the presidential election in the first week of the new year, Freddie Mac reported.
January 5 -
Origin Bank in Addison, Texas, has begun offering warehouse financing for electronic mortgages.
January 4 -
In hindsight, the U.S. Treasury's support of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac was structured in a way that proved to be counterproductive.
January 4 -
The Senate Banking Committee will have six fresh faces in the new Congress as Republicans grapple with a slimmer majority.
January 3 -
Freddie Mac obtained one final new insurance policy under its Agency Credit Insurance Structure program in 2016.
January 3 -
This was a year of shocks and surprises, including a multimillion-dollar verdict after one lender sued another, regulations putting a lender out of business, Brexit driving rates down and Donald Trump's election pushing them back up. Here are 10 events and trends from 2016 that changed the industry.
December 30