While the delinquency rate fell to 3.6%, analysis forecasts for “more widespread impact” on the delinquency rate from economic factors.
Read More »What Lies Ahead For the Mortgage Industry Following COVID-19?
A new white paper discusses the future and potential long-term impacts the coronavirus could have on housing, and how “no amount of preparation” could have prepared the mortgage industry for the pandemic.
Read More »Employment’s Relation to Housing
With employment on the upswing, here's why one expert says a housing crisis is unlikely.
Read More »Automating the Hardship Process Brought on by the Coronavirus
Carissa Robb, President and COO of Constant, discussed how the impact of COVID-19 differs from the Great Recession and how AI, automation, and technology can assist in the hardship process. This feature originally appeared in the June issue of MReport.
Read More »Growing Importance of Real Estate Agents During Pandemic
Nearly half of consumers polled in a new survey said having a professional on hand was vital during this period. Click through more information.
Read More »American’s Sentiment Toward Housing Turning Positive
After reaching near all-time lows in prior months, Fannie Mae says the market is “substantially elevated” when compared to historical data.
Read More »Mortgage Cadence Offers Free Software
Mortgage Cadence, an Accenture company, announced that its Collaboration Center software will be free to mortgage lenders for a limited time.
Read More »DS5: The Lasting Impacts COVID-19 Could Have on Housing
The latest episode of DS5: Inside the Industry will also delve into how the pandemic affects millennials and their pursuit for homeownership.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Will Affordability Improve?
Also in The Week Ahead, are more exclusive interviews on DS5: Inside the Industry and the U.S. Senate Banking Committee will hold a hearing on the oversight of housing regulators.
Read More »Sprout Adds to Residential Loan Programs
The new Sprout Premier Jumbo program features loan-to-value ratios up to 90%, minimum qualifying credit score of 660, up to 43% debt-to-income ratio, and loan amounts up to $3 million.
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