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Attention Families: Homes With Treehouses Are Selling For 2.2% More Than Expected
Parents searching for their family’s next home should be prepared to move quickly and pay a premium for kid-friendly home features. Go to Source Author:
How to Check for Flood Risk During Home Buying
Work with professionals who can assess flood risk and help you decide how much you can tolerate. The post How to Check for Flood Risk During Home Buying appeared first on HouseLogic. Go to Source Author: Catherine Mesick
How to Avoid Mortgage Mistakes
Once you know where the mortgage loan problems are, you can easily get around them. The post How to Avoid Mortgage Mistakes appeared first on HouseLogic. Go to Source Author:
What to Expect from Virtual House Tours, Staging, and Showings
Virtual steps in home buying can save time, but learn how to get the whole picture. The post What to Expect from Virtual House Tours, Staging, and Showings appeared first on HouseLogic. Go to Source Author:
Common Mistakes When Closing on a Home
Hear what title pros say to do — and not do — before closing on a house. The post Common Mistakes When Closing on a Home appeared first on HouseLogic. Go to Source Author: Leanne Potts
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Mortgage complaints hit three-year-high, CFPB says
In April, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau warned the industry of its plans to keep a much closer eye on servicers as they transition borrowers out of forbearance. On Tuesday, a report from the government watchdog may have just kicked
MCS CEO Caroline Reaves announces her retirement
Caroline Reaves, CEO of property services provider Mortgage Contracting Services, announced her retirement on Tuesday after leading the company for 14 years. While Reaves will be departing from one position at the company’s helm, the mortgage veteran is set to
As rates rise, mortgage applications dip
Mortgage applications dropped again, falling 0.9% from the previous week, according to the latest report from the Mortgage Bankers Association for the week ending April 30, 2021. MBA’s Associate Vice President of Economic and Industry Forecasting Joel Kan called last
HUD goes after defunct mortgage modification firm
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) charged a now-defunct California business for allegedly targeting Hispanic homeowners with illegal and discriminatory mortgage modification services. HUD said that The House Lawyer, based in Redwood City, California, collected fees from
Jonathan Corr joins Reggora board of directors
Former Ellie Mae CEO Jonathan Corr has joined the board of directors for appraisal technology company Reggora. Corr spent 18 years at Ellie Mae before announcing his retirement in September after the company was acquired by Intercontinental Exchange. Joe Tyrrell, Ellie Mae’s chief
ProperSign launches eSign tool for RON capabilities
Remote online notarization company ProperSign announced a new electronic signature tool called QuickSign, which offers both RON and eSign capabilities. “Between the RON capability and QuickSign, professionals no longer have to shop for two different tools,” said Wyatt Long, ProperSign
Lawsuit claims Compass defrauds agents
Compass defrauded its real estate agents out of millions of dollars in sales commissions and broke pledges to give agents shares of stock, according to a new lawsuit that seeks class-action status. Filed last week in California state courts, the
Forbearance slides to 4.47% after a lackluster week of exits
The total number of servicers’ loans in forbearance fell for the ninth straight week. However, due to a slowdown in exits, forbearance portfolio volume dipped just two basis points last week to an average of 4.47%, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. Several
Old Republic reports healthy 1Q revenue after rough 2020
Title giant Old Republic saw massive first quarter 2021 gains, reporting a 40% year-over-year growth in title insurance premiums and fees. The company posted a total operating revenue of $2.3 billion for the first quarter 2021 — up from only
Doug Duncan to speak at Engage Marketing June 17
Economists came into their own last year as their ability to model likely future scenarios and interpret the numbers were crucial to lenders surviving and thriving in the pandemic. That information is still critical this year, that’s why we’ve invited
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Scottsdale housing market: Not just for snowbirds anymore
Historically, retirees have always put Scottsdale high on their list of destinations when looking to take advantage of lower home prices, larger lots, agreeable weather and low cost of living. But the Scottsdale housing market, and Arizona as a whole,
How new GSE guidelines will push more borrowers to non-QM
New GSE guideline updates to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac forces them to cap the amount of second home and investor properties delivered at 7%. This means a meaningful amount of supply will have to come to non-QM sector. The FHFA’s
Few may actually qualify for low-income refi program
The great refi boom in 2020 wasn’t exactly equitable. Wealthier borrowers with stable jobs and high credit scores were fortunate enough to lock in a forever rate, typically lowering their monthly mortgage payments by hundreds of dollars. But the lower-income
