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Housing association leaders on the affordability landscape, 2024 priorities

Leaders at MBA, NHC and CHLA sit down with HousingWire to discuss the housing affordability landscape, and priorities to address it in 2024.

ICE solidifies position as the dominant player in the mortgage tech space in 2023

The mortgage tech industry has taken its fair share of punches in 2023. But for ICE, it was a year of solidifying its dominance in the mortgage space.

Can Ginnie Mae fix its delinquent loan policy?

Bills To Curtail Trigger Leads Introduced in Congress | Ballard Spahr LLP

Bills have been introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives (H.R. 4198) and the U.S. Senate (S. 3502) to amend the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) to curtail the practice of.

Housing groups jointly sign letter urging full funding for FHA, Ginnie Mae

As Congress debates 1% cuts to critical housing agencies, a coalition of groups including MBA and NAR urge them to reconsider.

Trade groups voice concern over reduced FHA, Ginnie Mae budgets

Trade groups voice concern over reduced FHA, Ginnie Mae budgets

U.S. Government Vs. Robocalls; Study on Debt and Generations; FHA is Alive and Well; Comprehensive Vendor News

Yesterday the U.S. Government took a step addressing robocalls! But in that vein, sorry for the delay in sending out today’s Commentary. I received an email earlier this morning saying that my Mont Blanc quill pen set had shipped, and for me to click on a link to track it. After clicking on the link, I was asked to provide my birthday, address, the VIN on my 1988 Corolla, and some other information. After a while, I realized that a) I never ordered a quill pen set, and that b) Montblanc is actually one word. Another phishing attempt! Steel point, fountain, and ballpoint pens all came along in the 1800s, but where were you 250 years ago? Jokes about older loan officers aside (the oldest person is currently Spain’s Maria Branyas, born in 1907), it was a quarter of a millennium ago when tensions between the American colonists and their British colonizers hit the boiling point, much of it about tea, and finally erupted into the Boston Tea Party on December 16, 1773, a politic

Fannie Mae Expands Use Of Attorney Opinion Letters (AOLs) As Title Insurance Alternatives

Lenders group seeks federal reprieve from commission-sharing shift

Group says litigation hurts minorities, veterans, first-time homebuyers