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Category: News and Trends
MBA Premier Member Spotlight: FundingShield
(One in a continuing series of profiles of Premier Members of the Mortgage Bankers Association. Please contact MBA’s Alicia Goncalves, CMB for information about Premier Member Spotlights.)
People in the News, Aug. 26, 2025
Industry personnel news courtesy of Land Gorilla, Ncontracts and Choice Mortgage Group.
ICE First Look: Delinquencies Ease in July; Foreclosure Activity Edges Higher
U.S. mortgage performance remains remarkably strong compared to pre-pandemic norms, marked by delinquencies declining on an annual basis, according to ICE Mortgage Technology, Atlanta.
Realtor.com: Less Than One-Third of Homes Affordable for Typical Household
Realtor.com, Santa Clara, Calif., released a new report finding that just 28% of homes on the market are currently priced within reach of a typical household in the U.S.
Chart of the Week: IMB Net Production Income and Percent of IMBs With Pre-Tax Net Income > Zero
Independent mortgage banks and mortgage subsidiaries of chartered banks reported pre-tax net production profit of 25 bps ($950 per loan) on each loan they originated in the second quarter.
MBA Advocacy Update: Latest on GSEs; MBA Supports CRA Rule Rescission; CFPB Court News; MAA Webinar Sept. 10
This week’s top legislative and policy news from the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Premier Member White Paper: How to Avoid Becoming a Victim of Cyber, Wire Fraud
MBA Premier Member Secure Insight, Hamilton, N.J., recently released a white paper, How to Avoid Becoming a Victim of Cyber Fraud and Wire Fraud. MBA NewsLink spoke to President and CEO Andrew Liput about it.
Industry Briefs, Aug. 25, 2025
Industry news from Tavant, Snapdocs, American Land Title Association, WFG National Title Insurance Co., Cloudvirga and NotaryCam.
Redfin: Home Sales See Slow Summer Pace
Redfin, Seattle, released a recent report finding that the typical home that went under contract in July was on the market for 43 days, up from 35 days a year earlier.