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The number of government-backed home loans transferred from one borrower to another is up significantly this year as prospective buyers look for ways to avoid elevated interest rates. Some say this is the beginning of a larger movement, but others say regulatory hurdles will get in the way.
December 4 -
The 30-year average declined for the fifth consecutive week, as purchase demand picking up at the same time, according to Freddie Mac.
November 30 -
The hike was driven by modest home price gains this year, following a larger conforming loan limit boost in 2022 in reaction to then-double-digit home price growth.
November 28 -
Even if the 30-year fixed were to slip further to 6.4%, it is not enough to end the seller's strike, economists said.
November 22 -
Relationships with brokers will be terminated on Dec. 6, but company officials stressed there would be no impact to its loan servicing or other mortgage channels.
November 15 -
The program helped more than 23,000 consumers establish credit scores in its first year through partnerships with three fintechs, all of which were chosen to renew their participation.
November 14 -
Broader economic factors, including growing household debt, are also likely to keep the housing market stagnant, Freddie Mac said.
November 9 -
Even though it is less than two years since it allowed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to accept such valuations, it is difficult to evaluate their effectiveness without such examinations.
October 27 -
American Bank of Oklahoma agreed to a consent order in August to settle allegations from the Department of Justice over redlining. However, the institution strenuously objected to references to the Tulsa Race Massacre in the agreement and asked that the language be stricken.
October 18 -
While the latest change applies specifically to COVID forbearances, the agency is looking at more options for alternatives that can be offered on a regular basis, Director Sandra Thompson said.
October 16