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New CoreLogic exec to help build relationships with government
Real estate information and technology company CoreLogic has appointed the former executive director of Hope Now, a nonprofit alliance between mortgage companies, housing counseling agencies, trade associations, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and others, as its senior vice president of government … Continue reading
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Tagged Business Relationships, Client Strategy, Corelogic, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac, Financial Regulatory Agencies, Freddie Mac, Government Implementation, Leadership Role, Loan Modification, Modification Applications, Mortgage Companies, Mortgage Finance Industry, Mortgage Industry, Mortgage Servicers, Nonprofit Alliance, Policy Discussions, Program Legislation, Risk Environment, Senior Vice President
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What used to be ‘tax and spend’ is now just ‘spend’
Posted in Real Estate News
Tagged Better Days, Bondholders, Business Optimism, Claimant, Credit Obligations, Debt Limit, Dodd, Dunkelberg, Federal Debt, Federation Of Independent Business, Financial Obligation, Full Faith And Credit, Mortgage Industry, National Federation Of Independent Business, New Bond, Nfib, Small Business Owner, Spasm, U S Treasury, Witch Hunt
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More Builders Are Turning to New Market: Rentals
by today’s read on construction activity in May. Housing starts fell unexpectedly, but building permits, an indicator of future construction, rose to levels not seen since 2008. The usual volatility in monthly government surveys is exacerbated in this particular one … Continue reading
Posted in Denver Real Estate News
Tagged Apartment Construction, Bailiwick, Construction Activity, Estate Strategies, Family Apartment, Family Homeowners, Future Construction, Government Subsidized Housing, Government Surveys, Housing Projects, Housing Starts, Individual Investors, Joe Petersen, Mortgage Industry, Mortgage Issues, Raising Money, Rents, Single Family, Texas Developer, Volatility
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What Are Buyers Really Putting Down for a Mortgage?
Ask the Realtors, the Builders, even the Housing Reporters, and they’ll all tell you that the biggest impediments to housing’s recovery are higher credit underwriting standards. Down payments are a big part of that, as most mortgage market experts will … Continue reading
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Tagged Average Mortgage, Borrowers, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac, Federal Housing Administration, Fha, Freddie Mac, Government Insurance, Impediments, Jumbo Loan, Lendingtree, Market Experts, Mortgage Down Payments, Mortgage Industry, Mortgage Market, Originations, Private Mortgage Insurance, Private Mortgage Insurers, Realtors, Regulators
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Does Private Mortgage Insurance Have a Place in the New Mortgage Order?
It’s no surprise that the private mortgage insurance industry is fighting hard against proposed new risk retention rules for the mortgage industry. They are already trying to pick themselves up and dust themselves off from the near knockout punch the … Continue reading
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Tagged Conservatorship, Current Market, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac, Federal Housing Administration, Genworth, Genworth Financial, Government Mortgage, Kevin Schneider, Knockout Punch, Market Environment, Mortgage Industry, Mortgage Insurance Companies, Mortgage Insurer, Mortgage Insurers, New Mortgage, Private Mortgage Insurance, Residential Mortgage, Retention Rules, Risk Retention
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The Mortgage Industry’s Reputation Challenge
There is a “trust deficit” in the housing market today, according to FHA Commissioner Dave Stevens, speaking at a Mortgage Bankers Association conference on loan servicing in Washington DC today. Continue reading
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Tagged Fha, Housing Market, Loan Servicing, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Conference, Mortgage Industry, Reputation, Trust Deficit, Washington Dc
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