Preventing foreclosures requires active collaboration between servicers and homeowners.
Category: News and Trends
Mastering MSR Valuations in a Shifting Marketplace Nov. 13
Mortgage servicing rights have historically been a reliable source of income for investors, but recent years have brought significant volatility.
Mortgage Applications Decrease in Latest MBA Weekly Survey
Mortgage applications decreased 10.8% from one week earlier, according to data from the Mortgage Bankers Association’s (MBA) Weekly Applications Survey for the week ending Nov. 1, 2024.
MBA Education Path to Diversity Scholar Profile: Tammy Hughes
One in a continuing series of profiles of participants in the MBA Education Path to Diversity (P2D) Scholarship Program, which enables employees from diverse backgrounds to advance their professional growth and career development.
ICE: Record Levels of Tappable Equity in Q3
Intercontinental Exchange Inc., Atlanta, reported that mortgage holders at the end of the third quarter held $17.2 trillion in equity.
MBA Recognizes Our Select Members
MBA is proud to recognize its Select Members and to thank them for their continued support of MBA and the real estate finance industry.
MBA RIHA Report: Housing Supply Will Remain Tight as Older Americans Continue to ‘Age in Place’
As older Americans remain in their homes for longer and the homeownership rate for people over 50 continues to increase, there will be excess demand for older Americans’ homes as shifting demographics impact housing for homebuyers of all ages.
NewsLink Q&A with Dax Junker, CEO of Title Clearing & Escrow
MBA NewsLink recently interviewed Dax Junker of Title Clearing & Escrow about the title insurance industry.
Mortgage Servicing: Getting Reg X Reform Right is a Top Priority for Next Year
Preventing foreclosures requires active collaboration between servicers and homeowners.
Quote of the Day
“It is evident that older households are aging in place, leading to updated predictions that show that there will be no excess supply of homes to the markets from older Americans moving or dying over the next decade.”
–Edward Seiler, RIHA Executive Director and MBA AVP of Housing Economics