In his new role, Michael Jacobson will lead the development of mortgage credit enhancement solutions at MGIC.
Read More »Court Rules in Favor of Weltman in BCFP Case
The firm has prevailed in the lawsuit brought against it by the BCFP with the court ruling in favor of Weltman and confirming that the BCFP's lawsuit lacked merit.
Read More »CRFS Expands Service Offerings
The additional offerings complement CRFS' claims processing solutions platform, allowing clients to choose from a comprehensive menu of Consulting services based on their unique business needs.
Read More »Colonial National Mortgage Partners With Roostify
Through the partnership, Colonial plans to offer a superior digital mortgage experience to its customers, while easing the loan process for its loan officers.
Read More »Eye on the Industry: Updates on Caliber, OpenClose, and More
From new jumbo loan products and apps for originators to new appointments and expansion of services, get the latest buzz on the industry in this weekly update.
Read More »Mortgage Rates Remain Stable … For Now
Despite mortgage rates being stable throughout the month, other housing and economic factors have made homebuyers think twice before buying, according to experts. Here's how these factors are likely to impact rates.
Read More »New Home Sales Paint a Favorable Picture
Despite slipping in June, the overall trends for the growth of new home sales remain positive, especially for affordable homes, according to experts. Here’s why.
Read More »Making a Case for Disaster Preparedness
How can the mortgage servicing industry work together to be better prepared for when a disaster strikes? The Five Star Institute’s Disaster Preparedness Summit hosted by DIMONT and Five Brothers on Wednesday tried to answer this question. Here are some key takeaways from the event.
Read More »House Bill Amends Truth in Lending Act
The House Financial Services Committee today passed a bill amending the Truth in Lending Act that clarifies points and fees in connection with a mortgage loan. Here are the details of the bill.
Read More »‘Will Help Ensure a Stable U.S. Housing Market’
At a hearing to consider his nomination as President of Ginnie Mae, Michael Bright, told the Senate Banking Committee that he would continue to work on modernizing the agency and ensuring the security of the loans it oversees to ensure better security price and lower rates for borrowers.
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