UWM Rolls Out Construction-To-Permanent Loans
Introduce UWM to experienced private lenders who offer tailored Solutions for Construction-To-Permanent Loans. Easy Approval & Flexible Terms. Let UWM help you start your next project with confidence.
Homebuilders Face Challenges from High Mortgage Rates in Post-Pandemic Market
"Homebuilders are facing an uphill battle in the post-pandemic market due to rising mortgage rates. Find out how this affects your investment plans and how you can adapt in this changing landscape."
JVM Lending Makes Moves to Expand Mortgage Lending Without Loan Originators
"JVM Lending works to revolutionize the mortgage industry. Get involved with the future of mortgage lending and learn how to join a team that operates without loan originators. Join the movement now!"
Old Republic International Corporation Reports Fourth Quarter 2020 Results
"Old Republic Intl (ORI) just released their Q4 2020 financial results. Explore the company's achievements and learn what the bright future holds for ORI investors. Discover how you could benefit from the company's success today!"
Prejudgment Claim of Right to Possession in Residential Evictions
Don't let residential evictions be the end of your problem. Find out how a successful prejudgment claim of right to possession can help protect you. Secure your rights and get peace of mind today!
Fannie Mae Adds New $75 Fee to Mortgage Lenders Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
As the mortgage industry continues to feel the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, lenders are now being hit with new fees that are adding to the pain. The latest fee is a $75 charge that is being assessed by Fannie Mae on every loan that is delivered to them. This fee is in addition to the other fees that lenders are already paying, and it is expected to add up to millions of dollars in additional costs for the industry.
New Year Resolutions in the Housing Industry: Real Estate Agents, Loan Officers and Title Company Owners Unveil Their Goals for This Year
"New Year's Resolutions from Across the Housing Industry" discusses various housing industry professionals' New Year's resolutions. One real estate agent resolves to help more first-time home buyers, while another credits her past year's success to her resolution to be more organized. A loan officer resolves to originate more government-backed loans, and a title company owner resolves to increase her company's social media presence.
Current Mortgage Rates & Housing Market Trends: Low Rates Staying Here for the Foreseeable Future
This article discusses the current state of mortgage rates and the housing market. It cites a number of sources that suggest that rates will remain low for the foreseeable future. This is good news for those looking to buy a home, as they will be able to get a lower rate. However, it is bad news for those who are currently in the process of selling a home, as they will likely have to accept a lower offer.
Using Borrower Data to Improve the Housing Market: How Lenders are Creating New Services
Borrower data is playing an increasingly important role in the housing market, as lenders seek to better assess risk and better identify potential borrowers. Borrower data includes information on credit history, employment history, and other factors that can help lenders better understand a borrower's ability to repay a loan. Lenders are using borrower data to develop new products and services that can help them better serve their customers and better manage their risk.
FHFA: Mortgage Loan Guarantee Fees Changed to Reduce Costs for Borrowers
In an effort to make pricing more uniform and to reduce the overall costs of getting a mortgage, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) is making changes to the way that guarantee fees (g-fees) are charged. Upfront g-fees will no longer be assessed on loans with terms of 15 years or less, and all other g-fees will be decreased by 10 basis points. This will result in savings for borrowers, especially those who are taking out shorter-term loans.