A federal judge has stated that a legal case challenging the “All-In” program at UWM ought to be thrown out due to insufficient proof to substantiate the claims made against it.
The success experienced in 2023 primarily stemmed from the servicing sector, which enjoyed advantages from an increased rate of interest in the market.
The landscape of housing credit has undergone significant changes since 2005-2008. This transformation is clearly illustrated in the data present in the Federal Reserve’s periodic analysis on household debt and credit.
The evaluation of 401(k) accounts against home investments is explored by Steve Resch, who emphasizes the importance of taking into account an individual’s most significant asset during retirement preparations.
George Morales discusses his recent appointment in the sales sector and shares his vision for Mortgage Cadence. His goal is to expand the reach of reverse mortgage services to a broader audience, encompassing larger banking institutions as well.
The firm’s initiative to launch a new enterprise is an integral component of its strategy designed to maintain its clientele from its servicing portfolio, particularly during periods of declining interest rates.
The final quarter of 2023 saw a slight but steady increase in mortgage defaults, reflecting the ongoing trend of Americans engaging in robust personal expenditure.
Two members of the U.S. House from different parties have unveiled a bill aimed at curtailing the misuse of trigger leads. This follows the Senate’s introduction of a corresponding bill last December.
Gauthier expressed his colleagues’ insistence on absolute accuracy in data. According to them, a 95% accuracy rate is as good as having no data at all.
This week saw a steady balance in mortgage rates, despite the unveiling of fresh economic figures. The updated data indicates continued strength in the U.S. economy and job market.