Title insurance is comprehensively regulated at the state level and having Fannie Mae act in this role is clearly outside of its core mission.
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Despite serious differences, some bipartisan lawmakers recognize a need for common ground on housing, according to The New York Times.
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NWMLS is looking to file a brief in the Nosalek suit in an attempt to correct claims the DOJ made about its rule changes
The trade groups asked the FHA, FHFA and the GSEs to continue to exclude seller or listing agent payments of buyer agent commissions from interested party contribution caps
Mike Kortas and Mat Grella, the longtime owners and co-founders of America’s largest mortgage brokerage, NEXA Mortgage, are in negotiations to end their partnership.
The digital lender changed its operating model and plans to continue investments in its proprietary tech platform
Transactions remain 7% lower on an annualized basis as mortgage rates remain an obstacle
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US Mortgage is expanding its presence in the reverse mortgage industry and hired industry veteran Ken Krajewski to spearhead its efforts.