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CFPB received fewer reverse mortgage complaints in 2024

Housing Wire

There were a total of 298 consumer complaints submitted to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) in 2024 that were related to the reverse mortgage industry, according to a database maintained by the bureau. Among the nation’s top 10 reverse mortgage lenders, Onity Group Inc. the parent company of PHH Mortgage Corp.

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Fewer mortgage complaints filed in Q2: CFPB

Housing Wire

Mortgage-related consumer complaints submitted to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) fell between the first and second quarters of this year, according to a review of the CFPB’s consumer complaint database conducted by HousingWire. A total of 5,652 mortgage-related complaints were submitted to the bureau between Jan.

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What happens after the Fed’s rate hike?

Housing Wire

One of the unsung heroes of the most prolonged economic and job expansion ever recorded in history was the passing of the 2005 Bankruptcy Reform Act and the 2010 qualified mortgage rule under Dodd-Frank. As we can see below, the bankruptcy levels were extremely high before the bankruptcy law was passed in 2005.

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Why non-QM borrowers aren’t going away anytime soon

Housing Wire

While originations are down due to a volatile mortgage market, the population of underserved borrowers who require non-QM products is on the rise. Credit Challenges: Borrowers who have recovered from a foreclosure or bankruptcy do not have wait seven years to get a mortgage.

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Fannie Mae’s new version of DU to focus on credit risks

Housing Wire

The new version will also change the recommendation given for an applicant with a “significant derogatory credit event,” which often includes bankruptcies, foreclosures , short sales and charge-offs of mortgage accounts.

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Why This Is Not Like 2008 Again

Keeping Current Matters

Lehman Brothers) and many more into bankruptcy. We told banks they needed more reserves and that they could no longer underwrite toxic mortgages. During the Great Recession, just over a decade ago, the financial systems the world depended on started to collapse. It created a panic that drove some large companies out of business (ex.

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Westchester County DA indicts six in $2M home deed theft case

Housing Wire

The Westchester County District Attorney announced on Friday that it has indicted a group of six individuals and a corporation for allegedly stealing property deeds from distressed homeowners, fraudulently accessing mortgage loans, and evading state taxes. They ultimately defaulted on the mortgages, the district attorney claimed.