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Activity is down 20% from one year ago, driven by a 65% falloff in rate and term refinancings, Black Knight said.
December 13 -
However, the seven institutions in the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency study service 13% fewer loans compared with the third quarter of last year.
December 10 -
While over 112,000 loans exited plans in the past week, there is only a modest opportunity for continued improvement in the near term, Black Knight said.
December 10 -
Canada’s national pension fund struck its first partnership to build and rent out single-family homes in the U.S., joining a rush to capitalize on a housing shortage.
December 8 -
But rising rates and tightening affordability are slowing appreciation rates, Black Knight found in its latest Mortgage Monitor report.
December 6 -
The U.S. Treasury Department will begin developing regulations that could expand reporting requirements for all-cash real estate purchases as part of the Biden administration’s efforts to cut down on global corruption, according to two senior administration officials.
December 6 -
Similarities between the current rate of appreciation and what took place between 2004 and 2006 are mitigated by changes in the housing market.
December 3 -
In November, employment increased by 1.14 million in the household survey but payrolls rose by just 210,000 in the employers survey, the biggest gap since October 2020.
December 3 -
Besides making the deduction permanent, the bill doubles the income threshold for those eligible to claim it.
December 2 -
Axylyum, which recently released information about its first named client, offers an alternative to other forms of risk sharing for private companies originating income-producing mortgages.
December 2 -
Some 75% of the loans, or a count of 38, are partial term interest-only (IO) loans, and just six, or 22.9% of the pool are full-term IO loans. Just one loan, has an amortizing balloon.
December 1 -
Acting Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Sandra Thompson and the Housing Policy Council say the new amounts are not good for affordable housing.
November 30 -
Though unlikely to derail a hot housing market, another surge in COVID-19 cases could cloud the outlook for economic growth, analysts said.
November 29 -
Like the stock market rout around news of the Omicron variant, the recent increase in payment suspensions suggests financial troubles associated with the pandemic may not be over.
November 29 -
However, the median monthly expense associated with financing is still lower than that for a lease.
November 24 -
But in November, home buyer demand reached its highest level since RedFin began compiling the data in 2017.
November 23 -
However, capacity issues, the suspension of the government-sponsored enterprise purchase caps and higher conforming limits all could affect activity, KBRA said.
November 22 -
The sponsors got the portfolio through multiple acquisitions from May through October.
November 19 -
The loan pool’s volatility score is high but its diversity of properties is a plus.
November 17 -
The decline in late payments recorded in a trade group survey raise hope that many servicers will bear up under a wave of tighter enforcement coming from regulators.
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