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Contracts for deed are under federal mortgage protections: CFPB 

Housing Wire

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) on Tuesday released an advisory opinion stating that contracts for deed are under federal home lending rules and should provide consumer protections. The government is taking action to ensure that these products do not turn the dream of homeownership into a nightmare.”

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Navigating movement in the mortgage industry series: Due diligence in mergers and acquisitions

Housing Wire

The checklist covers such broad areas and topics as: organizational structure; litigation; compliance ; intellectual property; real property; financial and tax; labor and employment; material, vendor, and software contracts; insurance; and customers. Is the seller subject to a probationary review?

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The Future of Mortgage Lending: Women Empowering Women

Appraisal Buzz

While that is an indicator that have made some healthy inroads into the business, those roles are traditionally lower paying than the more lucrative loan officer and executive roles and are usually the first to experience a layoff when business contracts.

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CFPB Acts Against Contract-for-Deed Investors Targeting Low-Income Borrowers

Appraisal Buzz

While the industry is no stranger to predatory and/or unfair lending practices, new advisory opinion and research study on a type of home seller financing known as a “contract for deed” has been released by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). The CFPB is had a field hearing in St.

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Chase Home Lending increases its closing guarantee

Housing Wire

Chase Home Lending , the consumer and commercial banking arm of JPMorgan Chase & Co. , The guarantee means that the bank promises an on-time closing on or before the contract closing date, or it will pay the homebuyer $20,000.

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Mortgage trade group CHLA is concerned about commission lawsuit lending impacts

Housing Wire

Mortgage industry trade group Community Home Lenders of America (CHLA) is urging government agencies to begin to have conversations surrounding the impact of the jury verdict and potential court ruling in the Sitzer/Burnett commission lawsuit on lending practices.

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Could American reverse mortgage companies someday partner with one from Australia?

Housing Wire

They discovered a high level of government involvement and a host of industry participants eager to chat with their professional counterparts from thousands of miles away. government involvement The NRMLA Annual Meeting in September 2024 featured several guests from the federal governments housing arm, the U.S.

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