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Doma hopes to keep its place on NYSE with reverse stock split

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Shares in digital title and closing provider climb above $5, and the company will stay listed if its share price remains above $1 for the next 30 trading days. Continue reading →

How to become a mortgage broker in 6 steps

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Mortgage brokers have to undergo specific training to do their jobs, but a higher education degree is not required. Those with an aptitude for hard work and client relationships can find great success over the course of their careers. Continue reading →

Good news about economy could send mortgage rates back up

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Surprising GDP and jobs numbers have investors buying stocks and selling bonds over worries that Fed policymakers will continue hiking rates to combat inflation. Continue reading →

Real estate debt marketplace PeerStreet files for bankruptcy

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The company intends to sell “substantially all of its assets,” including its technology platform to pay creditors that include thousands of retail investors. Continue reading →

Real estate debt marketplace PeerStreet files for bankruptcy

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The company intends to sell “substantially all of its assets,” including its technology platform to pay creditors that include thousands of retail investors. Continue reading →

Mortgage broker salary: How much do they make?

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Mortgage brokers typically make a 1 percent to 2 percent or more commission from each loan they broker, but a lot of other variables determine how much money they make in a year. Continue reading →

Test triggering $2.3B in mortgage payments leads to $25M fine

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ACI admits no wrongdoing in settling CFPB’s first-ever enforcement action over the handling of consumer data in the processing of mortgage payments. Continue reading →

Fed tightening likely to produce a ‘modest recession:’ Economists

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Fannie Mae forecasters say the Federal Reserve’s decision on how high and long to keep rates up presents “a major risk over the next year,” with a question of a downturn more a matter of “when” than “if.” Continue reading →