With pandemic conditions in place for a second spring, lenders and brokers discuss the indicators that will reveal whether the market is shifting away from the traditional selling season to one that runs hot throughout the year.
The White House extends protections for homeowners in distress that were set to expire in March.
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Today’s mortgage and refinance rates Markets were closed yesterday. However, average mortgage rates rose again last Friday. Of course, rises are unwelcome. But these rates remain within their exceptionally low […]
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Everything from capital gains tax policy to a more stable political environment will affect how affluent buyers view their wealth and appetite for home purchases.
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New to peer-to-peer lending? Itâs a type of lending that has been around for over 15 years in the U.S. and has continued to grow in that time. Itâs a way for borrowers to access…
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With pandemic conditions in place for a second spring, lenders and brokers discuss the indicators that will reveal whether the market is shifting away from the traditional selling season to one that runs hot throughout the year.
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Here we are in the seemingly 58 th week of 2020. What’s new? The podcast of today’s commentary features thoughts from the Millennial host on how lenders can address that market, and it can be heard via Apple , Spotify , or Google : subscribe and download. In terms of news, the FHFA extended forbearance protection past March. (More below on that.) And rating agency Moody’s view is that the CFPB’s recent changes to the QM rules would “allow lenders to qualify more types of loans as QM, resulting in a non-QM market with loans of lower credit quality, since most of today’s higher-quality non-QM loans would qualify as QM under the new rules, making future non-QM more synonymous with non-prime… the rule, if implemented could incentivize some lenders to price riskier loans…(read more)