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Signs of stronger consumer spending pushed rate-indicative bond yields and primary market mortgage rates higher on average during the week ending May 16.
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Single-family housing starts in April fell 2.1% from the prior month, while multifamily starts plummeted 38%.
May 16 -
Through the first quarter, foreclosure starts fell 27% year-over-year while single-family building permits were up by 27%, according to data obtained by RealtyTrac from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
May 16 -
Small and midsize financial institutions and nonbanks look to steady their income stream by retaining servicing in lieu of servicing release premiums.
May 15
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We're hearing from a lot of mortgage originators that read my blog last week about the need to better measure borrower satisfaction with the mortgage process.
May 15
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The majority of the stocks in this publications Mortgage Industry Equity Composite were up at the close of the business day Wednesday.
May 15 -
One lending executive is reminding first-time buyers there is an overlooked resource available in areas outside of major metropolitan areas: USDA lending.
May 15 -
The March FNC Residential Price Index data add to a growing list of research findings that confirm the U.S. housing market continues to recover at a steady and persistent pace.
May 15 -
As players in the business have adjusted their holdings, interest in outsourcing services and technology has picked up.
May 15 -
The defendants marketed their national businesses as purchasers of distressed real estate where vulnerable homeowners could avoid foreclosure and the accompanying negative effects on their credit.
May 15 -
Foreclosure starts jumped during the first quarter but slowed considerably in March.
May 15 -
Ryland Group sold $250 million of debt in the third U.S. convertible note offering from a homebuilder this year.
May 15 -
Confidence among U.S. homebuilders improved in May for the first time in five months as buyers rush to take advantage of near record-low mortgage rates.
May 15 -
A mortgage grapevine poster is dealing with a real estate conflict where the buyers agent is the broker while the listing agent works for the broker.
May 15 -
Persistent economic concerns will slow down the pace of recent commercial real estate performance improvements, according to Moody's.
May 15 -
The Senate Agriculture Committee has approved a farm bill that would grandfather most rural communities that are currently eligible for Rural Housing Service loans.
May 15 -
Popular is using a recent windfall to bankroll an aggressive sell-off of struggling mortgages.
May 15 -
Ares Commercial Real Estate Corp. has agreed to acquire certain assets from the Alliant Co. for $62.8 million.
May 15 -
Seasonally adjusted mortgage applications dropped 7.3% week-to-week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
May 15 -
April home sales for Southern California sold at the fastest pace in seven years due to high levels of investor purchases and a strong demand for move-up housing units.
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