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President Trump is likely to sign the revisions to Executive Order 12866, which will compel all federal agencies to "report up" to the White House and the Office of Management & Budget on initiatives that are not specifically authorized by Congress, writes the Chairman of Whalen Global Advisors.
November 6
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A proposed downpayment assistance plan spurred former Ginnie Mae chief Ted Tozer's revival of a zero-down FHA loan concept.
November 6 -
Low supply and production volumes, though, have left values competitive, with two segments in particular holding promise for favorable returns, a new report said.
November 5 -
The company formerly known as Ocwen improved results on several fronts even though a secondary market price change reduced origination profits in one channel.
November 5 -
Mortgage professionals are focusing on housing policies and the Federal Reserve this November.
November 4 -
For the eighth consecutive quarter, ICE Mortgage Technology lost money on a GAAP basis. Using a pro forma calculation involving Black Knight, operating income increased from a year ago.
October 31 -
The government-sponsored enterprise's single-family loan purchases hit a high for the year, but benefits in other areas were lower than in comparable periods.
October 31 -
Drey Roberts and his team move to de novo warehouse lender Primis Bank as former home Independent Bank makes a strategic exit.
October 30 -
The government-sponsored enterprise reported its best quarter of the year in terms of net income as well as single family business acquired as rates fell to 6.08%.
October 30 -
Freddie Mac also indicated that it will be proceeding with its closely watched second-lien pilot, while Fannie reported gains in serving credit invisible borrowers.
October 29 -
Mortgage bonds get hit hard when there's growing uncertainty about the direction of rates, due to the election, because their returns depend so much on it.
October 28 -
A big part of the trouble with the RBC rule is that Ginnie Mae is essentially using its limited legal authority to qualify government issuers to impose sweeping changes on how IMBs operate writes the Chairman of Whalen Global Advisors.
October 25
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The real estate investment trust and correspondent lender also anticipates improved subservicing costs due to a larger trend in the mortgage market.
October 24 -
The bank had asked for partial summary judgment on an Administrative Procedures Act claim in the case involving its right to some reverse-mortgage collateral.
October 22 -
Recent polling an industry group analyzed points to a range of outcomes that could create opportunities and risks for commercial and residential financing.
October 21 -
Ginnie Mae and the industry work with multiple agencies and a coordinator would bridge the gap but some question the concentration of power in such a position.
October 17 -
Ginnie Mae is more concerned about a small economic downturn than a large one and is working with other public entities to prepare and survive should it come to pass.
October 15 -
The Fed's cut has implications for mortgage companies' costs and the lineup of providers keeps fluctuating.
October 14 -
PBB earlier this year became one of the most prominent examples of European banks hit hard by fears that troubles in U.S. property markets are spreading.
October 10 -
The move comes amid intense regulatory scrutiny of the commercial real estate market that has sparked a tightening of rules for lenders and brokers.
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