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“Exploring Reverse Mortgages as a Potential Solution for Long-Term Care Needs”

The high cost of extended care is undeniable. However, retirees could potentially find financial relief through the concept of reverse mortgages, as discussed by a financial consultant specializing in retirement planning.

“360training Acquires Mortgage Educators and Compliance: A New Era in Financial Education”

360training.com, Inc., a company that offers regulated training online, has recently purchased Mortgage Educators and Compliance, an organization specializing in mortgage lending training.

“CrossCountry Implementing FICO Score 10 T for Non-Conforming Loans: A Revolution in MBS Issuances”

Cross Country Mortgage has asserted that it’s the pioneer mortgage lender to pledge to the distribution of MBS purely grounded on FICO Score 10 T.

“Unraveling the Storm: Insight into Sitzer-Burnett Filing Deadline and Resulting Post-Trial Motions”

In the Sitzer commission lawsuit, both Keller Williams and HomeServices of America were quick to make several post-trial actions, which were submitted on Monday.

“Celink Stipulation Approval: A New Turn in RMF Bankruptcy Case – A Detail Analysis”

Celink, a servicer of reverse mortgages, along with RMF have reached a resolution in its bankruptcy case with the prior lender. The agreement was finalized for a significantly smaller amount than was originally pursued.

“Revolutionizing Mortgages: ICE Technology’s Encompass Unveils Investment Advisory Services for Clients”

Under a fresh collaboration, ICE Mortgage Technology is set to provide lenders with insightful investment guidance via Encompass.

“Understanding the Crucial Congressional Step Towards Housing Agency Funding: A Race Against Time”

It has been reported that a fiscal settlement has been agreed upon by Congress. However, the clock is ticking to put this into action to prevent potential effects on the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and Federal Housing Administration (FHA).

“Forecasting the Mortgage Market: A Perspective for 2024”

Even with a dip in mortgage rates to 4%, the typical monthly payment would remain 44% higher than the levels witnessed prior to the pandemic, as indicated by Kevin Barker from Piper Sandler.