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Prosecutors have probable cause to present a grand jury with the felony case against the Federal Housing Finance Agency official accused of threatening to kill former director Edward DeMarco, a judge ruled.
June 5 -
Executives at private mortgage insurers expect the Federal Housing Finance Agency, which oversees Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, to reduce some fees in the next year, which would make privately-insured GSE loans more competitive with government loans.
June 5 -
Builders have noticed some easing of mortgage credit standards recently, but not enough to make a meaningful difference on the housing recovery.
June 5 -
Mortgage rates in the U.S. rose, increasing home-loan costs for the first time in six weeks.
June 5 -
Lenders across the country reported increased demand from consumers and businesses, continuing a prevailing trend from earlier this year, according to the Feds Beige Book.
June 4 -
While lenders do not survey applicants on sexual orientation for their Home Mortgage Disclosure Act reports, a look at the data on same-sex couple applicants is intriguing.
June 4
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Bank executives see opportunity in selling MSRs and servicing the loans for the buyers.
June 4 -
The ruble's 16-month slide has driven a jump in mortgage lending as Russians buy homes with mortgages in an effort to protect their dwindling savings.
June 4 -
Mortgage applications fell for the second consecutive week even as interest rates decreased to their lowest levels in the past year.
June 4 -
Capital One Financial has consolidated its commercial real estate lending units, in an attempt to further integrate Beech Street Capital, the multifamily mortgage firm it acquired last year.
June 4 -
Bridget Michelle Clark, the founder of Homeowners Mortgage Enterprises died on May 25 after a prolonged illness. She was 54 years old.
June 3 -
Western Asset Management Co. is helping to resuscitate the market for mortgages not backed by the government.
June 3 -
National home price appreciation slowed for the fifth straight month in May, continuing a trend that's expected to continue into the summer selling season.
June 3 -
A reduction in mortgage rates has boosted Home Affordable Refinance Program refinancings, according to nonbank servicer Walter Investment Management Corp.
June 3 -
Delinquency rates for commercial and multifamily loans declined in the first quarter, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
June 3 -
Carrington Mortgage Services launched a marketing portal to allow its brokers to close more loans in their respective markets.
June 3 -
Wells Fargo has stopped offering most customers the interest-only version of its home-equity line of credit.
June 2 -
Real Estate Settlement Procedure Act violations cited in a recent Consumer Financial Protection Bureau action suggest the technical compliance required rises in line with the aggressiveness of past or present marketing.
June 2
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Lenders are doing a much better job closing the loan applications they are getting, and they are doing so in a shorter period of time. Tight credit has not increased the risk that a loan will fail to close.
June 2 -
The City of Los Angeles accused JPMorgan Chase of targeting minority borrowers with predatory loans in a lawsuit filed two days after Wells Fargo lost a court bid to dismiss a similar case.
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