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Why consumer protection regulation is necessary — but often useless
Mar 30, 2018The TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure rule was conceived as part of the CFPB’s noble goal of giving consumers information about their total loan costs before they signed documents that bound them in a 30-year contract. But for all the good intentions behind this rule, it’s just not practical. Like me, most homeowners are shopping lenders before they even know their property address, so what they are comparing are pre-qualifications or pre-approvals, not loan estimates.
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Watchdog: FHA incorrectly insured $1.9 billion in mortgages in 2016
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Housing authorities see greatest benefit from spending bill
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Fannie Mae completes first credit insurance risk transfer of 2018
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Here’s your final preview of the 2018 HW Tech100
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CFPB wants your input on its guidance and implementation support
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Consumer sentiment hits highest level since 2004
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Reverse Mortgage Originators Tackle Ways to Improve Servicing
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What Reverse Mortgage Lenders Can Learn from HELOC Borrowers
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Angel Oak Capital Advisors hires Namit Sinha to oversee firmÕ non-QM investments
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Freddie Mac sells $22.4 million NPLs to minority, woman-owned business
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Silver Lake acquiring $500 million stake in Credit Karma
Mar 29, 2018
