Daily Dose

With the potential for another “liquidity panic,” experts say government loans are the most vulnerable, and the federal government should act now.

A new report on originations found that the rates for all loans closed in June reported a decline, but lenders are looking for a different type of borrower.

One economist said actions by the Federal Reserve have caused the gap between the 10-year Treasury and mortgage rates to grow well beyond pre-pandemic numbers.

Also coming in the week ahead is a report on new home sales, a webinar by the American Mortgage Diversity Council, and a new episode of DS5: Inside the Industry.

Freddie Mac’s newest survey found sales of homes with accessory dwelling rose more than 4% in 2019.

A new report states the Fed's balance sheet has grown to more than %7 trillion in June. Click through to read how this could impact the mortgage market.

A new survey revealed fewer people are passing on homeownership. Click through to find out why.

One economist said homebuilders are in a “solid position” to respond to the pent-up demand of buyers.

The House Committee on Financial Services discussed numerous items on the legislation, including the length of forbearance for homeowners and what they are receiving.

The next webinar by the Legal League 100 will focus on understanding the foreclosure process on digital mortgages, as well as federal and state regulations, and litigation trends.