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Mortgage Compliance

TRID Rules Put The Lender In Charge

Wholesale lenders and brokers are looking to CFPB to clarify TRID rules for disclosures. Many hope this clarity will come with the new proposed rulemaking in July. For now, concern and confusion exist. (Disclosure) Under the new rules, CFPB has made it quite clear that the lender making the loan is the entity responsible for compliance. The lender may delegate…

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Mortgage Industry Trends

The Problem with Housing – Survey Says!

Another day; another survey on housing. This one is from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. Based in Chicago, this is the 12th largest private foundation in the US according to asset size. Pretty impressive. According to this survey about two-thirds of Americans believe that something needs to be done about housing affordability and that the current presumptive…

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Technology-Investment
Mortgage Loan Quality

The Technology Investment Dilemma

Lenders continue to look for ways to stem the rising costs of producing a mortgage. One of the main factors contributing to these rising costs is the increased costs of compliance. One main approach to reducing this cost is through the better use of technology. Yet, would it surprise you to find out that compliance ranks fourth on the list…

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Mortgage Industry Trends

Getting a “Like” May Not Be Best For Lenders

Today, communication on social media is quite common. People are constantly texting, tweeting and posting information, both personal and professional.  No different with many mortgage lenders and so too their loan originators. It’s how we communicate, especially with the Millennial generation. Not just Millennials are paying attention to what gets posted on social media when it comes to mortgage lending.…

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