Regulation and compliance
Regulation and compliance
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The individual performance of mortgage-related companies in this publications equity index ranged from a gain of about 5% to a loss of about 1% in value on the day.
November 26 -
Mortgage loans originated this year are favorable towards borrowers, but there may be a shift in risk and eligibility as the market moves into a purchase and first time homebuyer market.
November 26 -
The CFPB's "Know Before You Owe" rule combining TILA and RESPA disclosures "is one of the largest and most impactful regulatory changes credit unions have probably ever seen, one analyst says.
November 26 -
It is not just a way for them to fill their pipelines during a slowdown in originations, they claim.
November 26 -
Contrary to historic trends, third-party mortgage loans originated after the crisis years are performing almost as well as retail originated loans.
November 25 -
The individual performance of mortgage-related companies in this publications equity index ranged from a gain of about 3% to a loss of about 2% in value on the day.
November 25 -
Diane Cobb and Paul Davis were both indicted on 15 counts of conspiracy, mail fraud, and wire fraud in connection to a $2.4 million scam.
November 25 -
Lenders' choices today are stark: Make Qualified Mortgage loans and risk being sued under the disparate-impact doctrine; make non-QM loans and risk being sued under the ability-to-pay-doctrine; or sell their loans to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
November 25 -
The securitization will be backed by income from a portion of the Scottsdale, Ariz.-based firms portfolio of single-family rental homes.
November 25 -
The bank is resolving to pay millions in cash in addition to giving claim credits and other payments on certain vintage mortgage loans.
November 25 -
The government wants to add Wells Fargo Vice President Kurt Lofrano as a defendant to a lawsuit that claims the bank was reckless in underwriting mortgage loans it falsely certified as eligible for Federal Housing Administration insurance.
November 25 -
Some of the countrys most distressed neighborhoods will benefit from a new round of federal funding that simultaneously promotes community redevelopment planning and transformation through housing, services and job creation.
November 22 -
News that the Fed decided to continue the quantitative easing asset purchase program has left real estate investment trusts worrying about the future of the mortgage REIT market.
November 21 -
The bank is setting people up with NextJobs Homeowner Reemployment Program.
November 21 -
The insurer underwrites all of its policies and therefore can offer relief in less than 36 months.
November 21 -
Health care isnt the only troubling national insurance issue, as anyone with a mortgage near a waterfront already knows. So is flood insurance.
November 21 -
The government argued earlier that, given the egregiousness of the fraud, the bank should pay the maximum penalty of $863 million.
November 21 -
Though bankers generally applauded the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's final rule on mortgage disclosures, they are raising concerns that some of the changes need to be fixed or they'll have no choice but to assess higher fees at the closing.
November 21 -
How many Mortgage Technology Conference attendees were on their mobile devices during a panel discussing the security challenges posed by mobile devices? A lot.
November 21 -
Fixed mortgage rates came in lower on average week-to-week, but Federal Reserve minutes suggest a reduction in rate-lowering bond purchases is in the works.
November 21



