The Bureau issued two Notices of Proposed Rulemaking, proposing an amendment to the General QM definition to replace the DTI limit with a price-based approach, and an extension of the Patch until the first amendment takes effect.
Read More »More Americans Miss House Payments
According to a new reports, 4.3 million homeowners are now past due on their mortgages or in active foreclosure.
Read More »LGBTQ Homeowners Spend More on Housing
Which market can LGBTQ buyers expect to pay 200% more for the average house? Click through to find out.
Read More »Suburbs to Become Less Affordable?
Spring EQ CEO Jerry Schiano spoke to MReport about the impact increased demand could have on home prices if inventory does not pick up.
Read More »Existing Home Sales Fall 9.7% in May
Analysis of the report adds the residential construction needs to “robustly ramp up” to meet buyer demand.
Read More »Lessons Learned From the Great Recession
How looking back at the last recession can help the housing and mortgage industries to be better prepared moving forward. This feature originally appeared in the June issue of MReport.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Positive News For Existing-Home Sales?
Also in The Week Ahead, are forecasts on home prices from the Federal Housing Finance Agency and a webinar on COVID-19’s impact on regulations.
Read More »Supreme Court LGBTQ Decision Gains Housing Industry Praise
“This is a historic moment for the LGBTQ+ community,” said AMDC Chair Lola Oyewole. “Extending protections aimed at prohibiting discrimination is a positive step towards the change we all need and deserve.”
Read More »DS5: Tech’s Influence on the Mortgage Industry
Austin Niemiec, EVP, Quicken Loans Mortgage Services, says the industry needs to be prepared adapt to new customer needs following COVID-19 in the latest DS5: Inside the Industry.
Read More »Available Housing Inventory Down 17% Annually
While the median home price is up more than 2% year-over-year, what is the outlook for the remainder of 2020?
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