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Mortgage professional hiring and new job appointments for the week ending June 26.
June 26
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's new mortgage integrated disclosure rules will now take effect Saturday, Oct. 3, two days later than the previously rescheduled Oct. 1 deadline.
June 24
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Freddie Mac's latest monthly Multi-Indicator Market Index shows a weak but improving housing sector.
June 24 -
Fannie Mae will no longer charge mortgage lenders to submit loans to its Desktop Underwriter automated underwriting system, a decision that follows a similar move by Freddie Mac earlier this month.
June 23
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Wells Fargo Bank is marketing $914 million of commercial mortgage bonds, according to a presale report released by Kroll Bond Rating Agency.
June 22 -
Many lenders may not have been ready for the CFPB's new mortgage disclosure rule if it took effect on Aug. 1 as planned. Now a slip-up by the agency itself has given lenders a two-month reprieve.
June 22
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InHouse Connexions has released a new software product for commercial lenders and appraisers for valuing properties.
June 19 -
RealtyTrac reported 126,868 foreclosure filings last month, the highest level of activity in 19 months, driven mainly by bank repossessions and a 5% year-over-year increase in scheduled foreclosure auctions.
June 18 -
Optimism abounds in Fannie Mae's survey of mortgage lenders for the second quarter of 2015.
June 17 -
WASHINGTON After months of declining industry and congressional pleas to delay an impending rule combining two mortgage disclosure regimes, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Wednesday announced a two-month delay due to an "administrative error."
June 17
