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Mortgage Apps Dip Down

Over the last week, mortgage applications have dipped more than 2 percent, a new survey shows. But just how much have they dropped—and will it continue?

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Buying Like It’s 1999

According to a recent report, the second quarter of 2017 revealed first-time homebuyers purchasing homes at the highest rate during a second quarter since 1999. What could be fueling this buying frenzy?

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Corralling the Collateral Chaos

Despite the risks that come along with document management, it rarely gets the attention it deserves. In what ways can lenders ensure they aren’t neglecting this integral part of the process?

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House-buying Power Up—But Not for Long

Real house prices—which account for “house-buying power” and affordability—dropped 1.3 percent in June, but are still up nearly 10 percent since this time last year. What will the rest of the year look like for the market?

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History Might Not Repeat Itself

An Insights Blog by Molly Boesel, Principal Economist at CoreLogic, analyzed mortgage origination data from 2016 to discover if the past might repeat itself in 2017.

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Summer Slump

Data analyzed from 54 metros points toward a dip in sales, but how long will it last?

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FOMC Update: July Minutes

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) released its minutes from its meeting in July on Wednesday, which detailed the Fed’s outlook on the state of all facets of ...

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