The CFPB warned of market disruption if its past actions — which have led to numerous regulations governing the mortgage industry — are open to new interpretations.

Based on credit record data, the CFPB found that new delinquencies on mortgages declined between March and June, though a spike occurred in April during the height of the pandemic.

Consumers need to scroll down the left menu of the complaint database to nearly the end to find what they’re looking for. Intentional by design?

The tally of enforcement actions by the regulator tied to deceptive VA mortgage advertisements reached seven this month, with more than $2 million in assessed penalties.

A Maryland court grants class action certification to mortgage borrowers against Bank of America for illegal kickbacks; Ninth Circuit allows Oakland, CA, to sue Wells Fargo for discriminatory lending practices.

One of the bills imposes new COVID-19-related forbearance obligations on mortgage servicers while the other gives the Golden State its own CFPB.

The CFPB to host first Tech Sprint in October; agency task force on federal consumer financial law to hold listening session on Tuesday; the CFPB sues Encore Capital for violation of 2015 consent order.

So far, the CFPB has fined seven VA lenders a total of $2.02 million for false and misleading advertisements. It demonstrates the bureau’s interest in protecting servicemembers and veterans, according to attorneys.

Though most commercial mortgages are doing well, performance varies starkly among property types, according to the MBA.

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