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Millennial Veterans Fueling VA Purchase Market

September 11, 2020

Veterans United’s data show refinances among millennial veterans grew by 603% in the first three quarters of fiscal 2020.

Agencies Authorize Relief for Recent Natural Disasters

September 11, 2020

Maria Volkova

HUD issued a 90-day moratorium on foreclosures on FHA-insured homes in the presidentially declared disaster areas ravaged by Hurricane Laura.

Bulk Servicing Prices Improve but with Caveats

September 10, 2020

Paul Muolo

Signs of life in mortgage servicing sales? Believe it or not, yes, unless you're playing in the Ginnie Mae arena.

Multifamily Borrower/Owner Charged with $28M Fraud

August 27, 2020

Dennis Hollier

Michael Fein, owner and manager of apartment complexes, has been indicted for using false rent rolls to obtain federally-guaranteed loans.

Applause (and Questions) Over Quicken’s 2Q20 Profit

July 23, 2020

Brandon Ivey and Paul Muolo

It’s one for the record books: A $3.55 billion second-quarter profit for Quicken parent Rocket Companies. But how did they do it?

Will Quicken IPO be a Game Changer for Nonbanks?

June 18, 2020

Paul Muolo

Given the current state of economic affairs in the nation, a nonbank mortgage company pulling off a public offering of stock seems like a long shot. Right? Maybe not.

FHA’s New Forbearance Policy Could Spark Additional LLPAs

June 11, 2020

Paul Muolo

The jury is still out on FHA’s new forbearance policy but the early reviews haven’t been good. Still, it’s better than nothing. Right?

Mixed Trends in Mortgage Performance as May Drew to a Close

June 11, 2020

Brandon Ivey

Forbearance requests leveled off near the end of May but the share of borrowers missing payments while in forbearance increased.

Still Undecided: How FHA Might Pull Off Forbearance

May 14, 2020

Paul Muolo

FHA is sympathetic to the plight of its lenders during the coronavirus crisis but how far will it go on forbearance for loans in progress? No one knows, at least not yet.

Reverse Mortgage Market Holding Up During Pandemic

May 14, 2020

Yemeng Yang

Applications for reverse mortgages shot up during the early days of the pandemic as seniors sought alternative sources of cash.

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Millennial Veterans Fueling VA Purchase Market

Agencies Authorize Relief for Recent Natural Disasters

Bulk Servicing Prices Improve but with Caveats

Multifamily Borrower/Owner Charged with $28M Fraud

Applause (and Questions) Over Quicken’s 2Q20 Profit

Will Quicken IPO be a Game Changer for Nonbanks?

FHA’s New Forbearance Policy Could Spark Additional LLPAs

Mixed Trends in Mortgage Performance as May Drew to a Close

Still Undecided: How FHA Might Pull Off Forbearance

Reverse Mortgage Market Holding Up During Pandemic

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