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“Builders continue to be confronted with rising input costs and a lack of available lots, causing them to slow production,” MBA’s Joel Kan said.
March 16 -
The Michigan bank is the latest company to have customer data compromised through a software vulnerability. The incident reinforces the importance of attack simulations, constant searches for intrusions and exchanges of intel with peers.
March 15 -
United Wholesale Mortgage's new rule, which forbids brokers from doing deals with two competitors, has brought extra attention to its smaller rival.
March 15 -
The Federal Housing Finance Agency is preparing to retire certain loan underwriting flexibilities after extending them one additional month to April 30.
March 12 -
The company posted an $88 million loss for 2020 after shutting down for nearly the entire second quarter.
March 12 -
Also: Fannie sets early limits, servicing retention rates fade to record lows and loan broker inquiries rise as competition heats up.
March 12 -
After a booming 2020, more mortgage lenders than ever before expect diminishing margins in the coming months as climbing interest rates set up heightened competition.
March 11 -
The Department of Housing and Urban Development extended an implementation deadline less than a week before new standards were scheduled to go into effect.
March 10 -
The agreement calls for the bank to pay $50,000 to an unnamed consumer and requires its staff to undergo fair lending training as it relates to appraisals.
March 9 -
As one of the few mortgage firms that finances singlewides, AFR’s decision to offer the product will lend momentum to major government-sponsored loan buyers’ efforts to expand their manufactured housing programs.
March 9