In addition to low rates of serious delinquency, Freddie Mac reported a total mortgage portfolio increase rate of 3.7 percent in January.
Read More »New Jersey, Blue States Have Most Property Taxes
New Jersey residents pay the most property taxes in the nation, according to a report released by WalletHub this morning. The 2017 Property Taxes by State Report revealed that New Jersey ($4,189 on a $179,000 home), Illinois ($4,105), New Hampshire ...
Read More »Report Shows Falling Defect Levels
Legal, regulatory, and compliance defects dropped to a 12 month low, according to a recent report backed by Fannie Mae data.
Read More »Premium Title and LendingQB Announce Integration
The integration allows clients to experience a seamless, more efficient process within the LendingQB LOS platform.
Read More »President Trump Offers Bold Plans, but Few Details
President Trump’s presented to Congress his plans to revive the economy, provide better health care, curtail crime and drugs, and create a better life for everyone.
Read More »CFPB Mortgage Complaints Hold Steady
According to the CFPB’s recent monthly report, mortgage-related complaints are stagnant—though they’re still one of the most complained-about financial products in the country.
Read More »Foreclosures and the Year Ahead
In some areas of the country, foreclosures are at a standstill. Daren Blomquist, SVP of ATTOM Data Solutions looks into these stagnant foreclosures and what is next for the distressed housing market.
Read More »What are the Top and Bottom CBSAs?
Experts have released the latest statistics from the top and bottom CBSAs around the nation.
Read More »Interest Rates Continue Trend
The FHFA reported increased interest rates alongside decreasing loan amounts.
Read More »Fannie Mae Secures Second CIRT Transaction
Fannie Mae plans to continue offering its traditional CIRT transactions that cover existing loans in its portfolio.
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