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Mortgage Credit Availability Tightens in September 

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The Mortgage Credit Availability Index (MCAI), a report from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) based on data analysis from ICE Mortgage Technology , indicates a drop in mortgage credit availability in September. Key Findings from the Mortgage Credit Availability Index: In September, the MCAI dropped by 0.5%

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Why mortgage lending standards will ease in 2021

Housing Wire

Economists and housing experts say mortgage lending standards will likely loosen in 2021, despite the increased risk of delinquencies ahead. The post Why mortgage lending standards will ease in 2021 appeared first on HousingWire. Such a scenario illustrates the growing disparities in the U.S. housing market.

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Will mortgage lending get tighter in the next recession?

Housing Wire

As recession talk becomes more prevalent, some people are concerned that mortgage credit lending will get much tighter. One of the biggest reasons home sales crashed from their peak in 2005 was that the credit available to facilitate that boom in lending simply collapsed. The short (and long) answer is no, not a chance.

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The Shrinking Dollar’s Impact on Homeownership

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This is due to several factors, including rising housing costs, stagnant wages, and a decline in the availability of small-dollar mortgages, defined as those for homes priced at $150,000 or below. Cities: A Qualitative Analysis ” and “ The Socioeconomic Consequences of the Decline in Small Mortgages.” Authored by Craig J.

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Natural disasters like the LA fires will deepen the U.S. housing crisis

Housing Wire

The study claims that the crisis can be traced back to the early 2000s when subprime lending activities were prevalent. The resulting housing market crash and the Great Recession led policymakers to overcorrect by tightening mortgage lending standards and limiting funds for new construction.

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A Closer Look at YOY Foreclosure Filings 

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million in 2010. housing units, down slightly from 0.25% in 2023, and down from 0.36% in 2019, and down from a peak of 2.23% in 2010. Foreclosure Starts Dip Nationwide The nations mortgage lenders started the foreclosure process on 253,306 U.S. Foreclosure filings in 2024 were also down 89% from a peak of nearly 2.9

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Americans’ mortgage debt looks great again

Housing Wire

One of the most unloved American economic success stories has been how spectacular American households with mortgage debt look today. Post-2010, lending standards in America became normal again, and while I still believe they’re very liberal, they’re sane. The most important factor is that debt structures are vanilla.

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