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Residential AD&C Loan Volume Tight But Expanding

Outstanding residential acquisition, development, and construction loan volume expanded 4.7 percent in the second quarter of 2015. The National Association of Home Builders found that AD&C loans grew for the ninth consecutive quarter, but availability of these loans remains tight, hindering home construction.

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Credit Unions Hold Largest Share of Mortgage Originations

Credit unions' market share of mortgage originations are experiencing a growth spurt in comparison to other financial institutions. TransUnion research released Tuesday found that credit unions' share of all mortgage originations has increased from 7 percent in Q1 2013 to 11 percent in Q1 2015.

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MReport Announces its 2015 “Power Players” & “Leading Ladies” Honorees

MReport’s August 2015 ‘Women in Housing’ issue highlights the accomplishments and achievements of the working women in the housing industry. In this issue, MReport introduces their 2015 “Power Players” and “Leadings Ladies” that are revolutionizing the industry. This issue is also dedicated to the issues women face in trying to obtain the dream of homeownership and a mortgage loan.

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Flagstar Hires President of Mortgage

Flagstar Bancorp, Inc., recently announced that Leonard Israel has joined Flagstar as president of mortgage, where he will be responsible for all aspects of Flagstar's mortgage originations business. Israel will report to Flagstar President and CEO Alessandro DiNello.

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Mississippi Ranked Among Best States to Get a Mortgage; New York Ranked Among Worst

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Consumers that are looking to purchase a home must consider the varying mortgage rates and home prices in different states. GOBankingRates recently released a report, ranking all the states according to where it's easiest and cheapest to get a mortgage. The company reviewed all 50 states based on the local rates offered on 15-and 30-year fixed-rate mortgages in the first quarter of 2015, weighted with the average home listing price in the state.

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Report Finds Overland Park is the Best City for First-Time Homebuyers; Compton Deemed the Worst

When purchasing a home, consumers often analyze the home further than just the outward appearance. WalletHub released a report on Monday, reviewing the level of attractiveness for cities all over the U.S. to determine how attractive a home is to first-time homebuyers. The report found that Overland Park, Kansas is the best city for first-time buyers, while Compton, California was labeled as the worst city for first-time buyers.

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