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Mortgage Bankers Scrambling Over Conservative Court Ruling - Vimarsana News

Mortgage Bankers Scrambling Over Conservative Court Ruling

Faced with the potential invalidation of CFPB’s funding structure, the top lobbyist for mortgage companies asks Congress to write the agency’s rules into law.

Mortgage industry grieves death of Regina Lowrie, the MBA's first female chair - Vimarsana News

Mortgage industry grieves death of Regina Lowrie, the MBA's first female chair

Regina Lowrie, the first female chair of the Mortgage Bankers Association, passed away suddenly on January 1. She was 68.

Revising federal assistance rules could expand homeownership - Vimarsana News

Revising federal assistance rules could expand homeownership

A new push by the mortgage industry to lower income levels for government-assisted down payment programs could have dividends in cities like Detroit. The Mortgage Bankers Association, a trade group for the real estate finance industry based in Washington, D.C., wants to see the federal government …

MBA urges FHFA to increase income limits of GSE low down payment programs - Vimarsana News

MBA urges FHFA to increase income limits of GSE low down payment programs

Association sends letter to housing regulator; encourages it to address affordability challenges

Source: mpamag.com
A Court Just Ruled That CFPB's Funding Is Unconstitutional, and That Could Be 'Catastrophic' for Mortgage Markets – NBC Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

A Court Just Ruled That CFPB's Funding Is Unconstitutional, and That Could Be 'Catastrophic' for Mortgage Markets – NBC Los Angeles

A court last week tossed out a regulation by the CFPB in a complicated ruling that attorneys worry could upend U.S. mortgage markets.