Thousands of mortgage workers have been handed pink slips this year as companies move to cut costs. But it appears many shops aren’t telling the states, as required by law. Is there a rational explanation?
United Wholesale Mortgage explored the idea of servicing its own mortgages but passed. For now it's sticking with its two subservicing vendors, one of which is Cenlar.
The two-month renewal period began with some 2021 deja vu: reports of issues with credit reports and identity verification. But the problems were resolved in the early days.
Homeownership programs could take a lesson from scholarship models in the education field: Intentional first-generation assistance programs could add five million net new homeowners.
No secret here: Nonbank mortgage companies are living off their mortgage servicing rights during the industry’s sizable downturn. How much longer can it last? Hard to say, but Fitch has some concerns.