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Supreme Court nixes $430B in student loan forgiveness

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Down payment assistance and income-driven repayment still offer a path to homeownership for those repaying $1.6 trillion in student loan debt. Continue reading →

Quality control standards for AVMs may cover discrimination

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Proposed standards would include random sample testing and reviews to ensure a “high level of confidence” in the estimates produced by AVMs. Continue reading →

Maxwell aims to help small lenders simplify mortgage document review

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“Stare and compare” work performed by human mortgage loan processors is not only inefficient but can introduce errors and inaccuracies. Continue reading →

New Fannie Mae rule may help renters qualify for a mortgage

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Would-be homebuyers with thin credit files will have a better chance of getting approved for a mortgage if they’ve been paying their rent consistently, thanks to changes to Fannie Mae’s automated underwriting system taking effect next month. Continue reading →

New restrictions on Fannie, Freddie refis blamed for tighter mortgage credit

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Mortgage lenders tightened underwriting standards in June, undoing much of the easing seen over the last six months as initial fears about the long-term impacts of the pandemic began to wane. Continue reading →