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Fannie Mae downgrades economic forecast citing “ratcheting up of trade tensions”
Jun 17, 2019Fannie Mae downgraded its forecast for U.S. economic growth, citing a “ratcheting up of trade tensions,” and said 2020 will see the worst economy in more than a decade. The mortgage giant revised its projection for GDP growth to 1.5% for next year, which would be the worst performance since a 2.5% contraction in 2009, according to data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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Homeowners are more realistic about their home’s value
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[Pulse] What’s an underwriter doing at a marketing conference?
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Homebuilder confidence weakens as cost concerns mount
Jun 17, 2019 -
Expert: Waiting for HMDA data for business decisions is too late
Jun 17, 2019 -
WSJ: More buyers are using down payment assistance programs
Jun 17, 2019 -
Origins: A Father-Daughter Team Shaping the Reverse Mortgage Landscape
Jun 16, 2019 -
USA Today Publishes Industry Op-Ed on Reverse Mortgage Report
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Cowen’s Seiberg says concern about Mnuchin’s GSE comment is overblown
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Waterstone Mortgage names new general counsel
Jun 14, 2019
