Mortgage Prepayments Reach 3.5-Year High as Borrowers Seek Refinancing
Mortgage prepayments reached a three-and-a-half-year peak in October, driven by lower interest rates encouraging increased borrower refinancing activity.
Mortgage prepayments reached a three-and-a-half-year peak in October, driven by lower interest rates encouraging increased borrower refinancing activity.
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Compass and Zillow presented their closing arguments in court regarding Zillow’s listing access policy, as Judge Vargas scrutinized both positions closely.
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Federal judge dismisses charges against New York AG Letitia James, citing issues with the prosecutor's appointment, impacting ongoing legal matters and implications.
Mortgage Bankers Association's CEO urges investigation into escalating credit report prices, highlighting concerns for lenders facing rising costs.
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SitusAMC, a key player in real estate technology, recently experienced a contained cyberattack, raising concerns about cybersecurity in the industry.