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The Post-COVID shift: What Amazon and Zillow can’t do

Housing Wire

In February 2019, we wrote an article predicting this seismic shift, detailing how mortgage lenders could and should prepare to not only survive the shift but thrive in the future digital age. They don’t think, “I’m going to fill out a digital mortgage application or I’m going online to do my mortgage application.”

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Appraising Kitchens

Appraisal Today

FHFA’s Appraisal Waivers Expansion The Great Debate on Appraisal Fees Updated UAD redesign timeline with specific implementation dates Mortgage applications decreased 0.1 Retirement: May 3, 2027 Shorter list 2024 Appraisers go mobile. 2027 & beyond New UAD fully required. Mandate: November 2, 2026 UAD 2.6

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Will Springer Realtor - Untitled Article

Will Springer Realtor

They have also been spending oodles of money to shape their residences to meet new living needs – modern and spacious, when possible – as households live in their homes for longer. Information from the National Mortgage Database shows 83% of all mortgage holders enjoy an interest rate below 5% when today’s average rate is about 6.5%.

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After feedback, ICE revises Encompass SDK transition timeline

Housing Wire

Clients who wish to use ICE Mortgage Technology ‘s legacy Software Development Kit (SDK) technology on Encompass will be afforded a six-month grace period from the original Oct. The revised timeline calls for a full sunsetting by April 30, 2027. 31, 2025, transition deadline to the API-based platform before being charged.

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UNDERSTANDING THE TRUE COST OF HOMEOWNERSHIP

Will Springer Realtor

Some are even considering forgoing insurance altogether, risking their financial security once mandated by mortgage lenders. Starting mid-2027, insurers operating in Washington will be mandated to furnish written notices to policyholders facing premium hikes of 10% or more, elucidating the primary factors driving the change.