The Lede

OurBroker.com, Sept. 26, 2016--Miller, Peter G. The bigger question is how long low rates--including mortgage rates around 4 percent or less--will be with us.

National Real Estate Investor, Sept. 26, 2016--Moeller, Jon  Commercial real estate observers may wonder if the sector's current run is approaching an inevitable plateau or, if interest rates rise, something even worse.

Atlanta Business Chronicle, Sept. 26, 2016--Allison, David For the first time in 30 years, the information Equifax provides lenders on traditional credit reports has been updated to include up to two years of debt repayment and balance history.

National Mortgage Professional, Sept. 26, 2016--Hall, Phil Latest numbers related to housing appear to show a market in a slight state of confusion, with one report citing slumping sales and two reports offering different conclusion on whether home prices are rising or falling.

HousingWire, Sept. 26, 2016--Swanson, Brena Change could open up the credit box to potential borrowers previously unable to get a mortgage due to their credit history.

Mortgage Daily, Sept. 26, 2016 An Arkansas bank has failed. Meanwhile, the failure of a much larger bank seven years ago proved to be very profitable for the acquirer.

Mortgage Daily, Sept. 26, 2016 Wells Fargo & Co.'s banking subsidiary has agreed to settle allegations that it violated federal law on telephone calls made in connection with home loans.

Wall Street Journal, Sept. 26, 2016--Chung, Juliet Brevan Howard to charge 0% fees for some investors, while Perry Capital is shutting down. 

National Mortgage News, Sept. 26, 2016--Sinnock, Bonnie Now that Fannie Mae requires trended data credit reports for its automated underwriting system, will other secondary market players follow suit? If so, how soon?

HousingWire, Sept. 26, 2016--Ramirez, Kelsey They barely mentioned housing, as it turns out.

HousingWire, Sept. 26, 2016--Lane, Ben Plans to share even more risk with mortgage insurers.