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Various affiliated companies participated in the creation of the transaction, including its publicly traded REIT, which owned a significant portion of the mortgages.
February 1 -
Average scores remain unchanged but signs of payment stress keep emerging, with Fannie Mae's serious delinquency rate up for the first time since August 2020.
January 30 -
Alanna McCargo, president of the housing agency, is fulfilling her pledge to halve the waiting time for reperforming loans.
January 27 -
The Federal Housing Finance Agency will be looking at the government-sponsored enterprises as a means of doing more to address renter affordability challenges.
January 26 -
Foreclosure prevention actions overall fell for the sixth time in seven months in October, according to the FHFA.
January 24 -
The breaks for some lower-income borrowers are welcomed, but the use of debt-to-income as a differentiator could complicate originations at a challenging time, lenders say.
January 24 -
Currently, there's no standard mechanism for lenders to easily access this information.
January 23 -
The government agency is also allowing the use of certain alternative audit procedures to continue.
January 19 -
Updates will become effective on May 1 and a uniform mortgage-backed securities fee reduction will begin on April 1.
January 19 -
Far bigger transactions were rumored to be brewing in line with megabank Wells Fargo's recent announcement it'll be reducing its portfolio.
January 18 -
For those willing to experiment with the strategy, it could be a long-term differentiator.
January 18 -
The latest month's volume was more than $20 billion lower than in March 2020.
January 17 -
The transactions, combined with news Wells Fargo will be shedding some mortgage servicing rights, add to indications that prices for investors may be more favorable this year.
January 11 -
Among its major accomplishments in the past year were an update to its Reference Model, the foundation for most of its standards.
January 10 -
MSR trading is picking up a little from its seasonal lull but values may not get as high as they did last year, some experts say.
January 9 -
The U.S. Supreme Court turned away four appeals from shareholders of the government-sponsored enterprises who said they were entitled to compensation after the Treasury collected more than $100 billion in profits from the government-sponsored enterprises.
January 9 -
The sector is not immune to the same economic instability that affects the single-family residential market, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.
January 5 -
Other investors could step into the breach as depositories depart, and the strain on nonconforming borrowers might not be that bad, recent forecasts suggest.
January 5 -
The change allows for more accessible financing options for a greater number of listings, but not all of those potential buyers qualify for conforming mortgages, Zillow said.
January 5 -
The government bond insurer, an arm of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, confirmed no borrowers were impacted by the transfer of servicing from the bankrupt Reverse Mortgage Funding.
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