A recent paper published by the Federal Reserve in June found including purchases of low- to moderate-income loans in a bank’s Community Reinvestment Act lending test benefited banks’ rating but didn’t increase the flow of mortgage credit to low- to moderate-income communities.
Sprout Mortgage, a non-QM lender, had a $10 million tax liability with the Internal Revenue Service when it closed its doors in July, according to interviews by Inside Mortgage Finance and supporting documents.
A federal appeals court recently held that mortgage servicers must comply with both the Truth in Lending Act and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, rejecting an argument that one cancelled out the other.