Homeowner Satisfaction With Mortgage Servicers Improves as Financial Pressures Mount, JD Power Finds
Overall customer satisfaction with mortgage servicers has increased slightly this year as servicers improve key aspects of the customer experience, including digital experiences, communication around escrow and fees and issue resolution.
FHA Seeks Feedback on Proposed Reinstatement Advance Payment Demonstration for Partial Claims
The Federal Housing Administration is seeking feedback on a proposed Reinstatement Advance Payment Demonstration for Partial Claims.
MBA Sends Letter to Senate Leaders in Support of Brian Johnson’s CFPB Nomination
The Mortgage Bankers Association sent a letter to leaders in the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, stating the real estate finance industry’s strong support for President Trump’s nomination of Brian Johnson to be director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
MBA Weighs in on FHFA Duty to Serve Proposed Rule
MBA submitted a letter Friday to the Federal Housing Finance Agency on its Duty to Serve (DTS) proposed rule.
ICE First Look: New Default Activity Posts Annual Decline, Led by FHA Loans
Early-stage delinquencies remain low, according to Intercontinental Exchange, Atlanta. Notably, new FHA defaults posted their largest annual decline in more than four years.
Truework: Recent Buyers Worry Their Mortgages Are Unsustainable
Truework, a Checkr company, San Francisco, found in its latest Recent Homebuyers Report that 85% of individuals who purchased within the last two years said refinancing within the next three is important to their financial health.
Redfin: Out-of-State Movers Point to Better Weather, Climate
Redfin, Seattle, released a new survey querying why U.S. residents might be looking at out-of-state moves.
