Frequency of defects, fraudulence and misrepresentation in the information submitted in mortgage loan applications were unchanged in July after seven consecutive monthly increases, said First American Financial Corp., Santa Ana, Calif., suggesting such defects could be at a “turning point.”
Category: News and Trends
Buzzworthy with Ann Fulmer: Risk Management, Borrower Liens and Judgments
Lien and judgment data are important, because it reflects on a borrower’s character as well as his or her propensity and ability to pay. If that’s true, then why aren’t the bureaus reporting that data anymore?
Buzzworthy with Ann Fulmer: Risk Management, Borrower Liens and Judgments
Lien and judgment data are important, because it reflects on a borrower’s character as well as his or her propensity and ability to pay. If that’s true, then why aren’t the bureaus reporting that data anymore?
MBA Offers Hurricane Harvey Services, Resources
The Mortgage Bankers Association has prepared numerous resources for homeowners and renters affected by Hurricane Harvey.
MBA Offers Hurricane Harvey Services, Resources
The Mortgage Bankers Association has prepared numerous resources for homeowners and renters affected by Hurricane Harvey.
MBA Offers Hurricane Harvey Services, Resources
The Mortgage Bankers Association has prepared numerous resources for homeowners and renters affected by Hurricane Harvey.
Regulators Propose Basel III Delay
Yesterday, federal agencies issued a notice of proposed rulemaking that would pause Basel III implementation for certain assets, a development long advocated by the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Fannie Mae: Mortgage Lenders Shift Focus to Enhancing Consumer Experience
Fannie Mae, Washington, D.C., said to remain competitive, lenders are streamlining business processes, improving the consumer experience and investing in human capital.
Fitch: New GSE Refi Programs ‘Modest Plus’ for U.S. Credit Risk Transfers
New refinance programs announced by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac should provide incremental support in the event of future home price declines, said Fitch Ratings, New York.
MBA Chart of the Week: Loans in Foreclosure and New Foreclosures Started
The Mortgage Bankers Association’s most recent National Delinquency Survey results show continuing resolution of distressed loans and fewer foreclosure starts have helped to reduce the number of loans in the foreclosure process to its lowest level since first quarter 2007.
