Mutual of Omaha Mortgage, a prominent player in the mortgage industry, has been given an extension until December 17 to address allegations made by a rival company regarding deceptive websites. This development comes amid heightened competition in the reverse mortgage market, with accusations flying between industry players.
Key points from the news article include:
– Mutual of Omaha Mortgage facing accusations of deceptive practices
– Deadline extended for the company to respond to allegations
– Competitive landscape in the reverse mortgage market intensifying
– Mutual of Omaha Mortgage given opportunity to address concerns raised by competitor
You can read this full article at: https://www.housingwire.com/articles/mutual-of-omaha-granted-more-time-to-respond-to-longbridge-allegations/(subscription required)
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