Forbearance rate drops for seventh week in a row
At 4.5 percent, the mortgage forbearance rate is 18 times higher than before the pandemic, but much improved from a high of 8.55 percent in June. Continue reading
At 4.5 percent, the mortgage forbearance rate is 18 times higher than before the pandemic, but much improved from a high of 8.55 percent in June. Continue reading
“I now own a house, lock, stock and barrel, because I bought bitcoin,” said Cramer. “I don’t know, I think I won!” But not everyone agrees with his decision. Continue reading
Shortage of new homes is pushing up housing prices and threatening to slow down the entire economy, according to a report by Freddie Mac’s chief economist. Continue reading
Mortgage brokers claimed more than 20 percent of market share for the first time in over a decade this January, and these 10 companies are leading the charge, according to rankings published by the Association of Independent Mortgage Experts. Continue reading
After throwing in the towel on a $2.7 billion merger, Genworth considering spinning off its mortgage insurance division. Continue reading
Mortgage Bankers Association says lenders have been gearing up for changes, and new standards will actually increase access to credit. Continue reading
Customer relationship management tools are no longer just about managing existing clients — they’re also becoming integral to generating and qualifying new leads. Continue reading
Upward pressure on rates still expected in the long term. Continue reading
Sprout Mortgage, which bills itself as a leading provider of nonconforming loans, says it’s giving mortgage brokers more control over how lender fees are presented to consumers in the loan estimate. Continue reading
Although mortgage rates came down slightly after seven consecutive weeks of increases, applications for refinancing and purchase loans both fell more significantly. Continue reading