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While the reason behind the deficit for every city is different, it is leading to soaring prices as the country faces high interest rates and a possible recession.
July 14 -
Although refinances picked up after the July 4th holiday, they failed to offset a larger decline in purchases.
July 13 -
The organization has a new sample notice, the statement of credit denial, termination, or change form, with an accompanying XML file for implementation.
July 13 -
Switching to a system in which the buyer pays an agent’s fee out of pocket would be most damaging to minorities and first-time home buyers, who could have more difficulty in qualifying for a loan, the HomeServices of America paper said.
July 12 -
Jumbo and adjustable-rate offerings increased during the month, but that was offset by a decline in government loans, leading to an overall drop in MBA’s credit availability index.
July 12 -
The company will also shed real estate, reduce marketing expenses and restructure its operations as part of a three-year plan.
July 12 -
Intercontinental Exchange's move to acquire Black Knight and Lower's purchase of Hamilton Home Loans are just some of the latest developments to monitor in the space.
July 11 -
At least 300 workers were told they were terminated in a videoconference last week that ended abruptly and they were not given information about severance, according to the lawsuit.
July 11 -
Higher rates are also affecting the share of loans that actually go all the way to closing, Black Knight found.
July 11 -
The move aims to help workers who experienced interruptions in employment due to the public health emergency qualify for Federal Housing Administration-insured mortgages.
July 8 -
The 18.5% increase in Fannie Mae's and Freddie Mac's purchase authority was the driver of a 41% decrease in higher balance originations between December and January.
July 8 -
And as long as broader unemployment remains low and inflation stays high, monetary policymakers will likely keep raising short-term rates in ways that could challenge home lending.
July 8 -
Fannie Mae research shows 81% of consumers think the economy is “on the wrong track.”
July 7 -
The regulator's mortgage translations website offers the Supplemental Consumer Information Form in the six most-spoken languages in the U.S.
July 7 -
The former lender’s abrupt closure Wednesday and First Guaranty’s recent bankruptcy filing highlight difficulties in the current mortgage environment despite nonbanks being on stronger financial footing than their counterparts of 14 and 24 years ago.
July 7 -
The 30-year average has made a steep reversal over the past two weeks following a large acceleration in mid-June.
July 7 -
The largest affordability crunch seen in years and increased secondary-market options make it more pressing and feasible to pilot financing for the lowest-cost manufactured homes, Urban Institute research suggests.
July 7 -
Affordability was at its lowest point since the mid-1980s while home price appreciation numbers remained historically strong, Black Knight’s latest report found.
July 6 -
The bank began trimming its payroll after a dismal first-quarter origination performance. It will announce second-quarter results next week.
July 6 -
Capital adequacy at the four largest underwriters remained strong at the end of 2021 even with a slight decline from the prior year, Fitch Ratings said.
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