Court Ruling Clarifies Debt Collection Standards for Mortgage Servicers
A recent New York appeals court ruling reinforces key principles in mortgage servicing and debt collection, impacting borrower claims against lenders.
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A recent New York appeals court ruling reinforces key principles in mortgage servicing and debt collection, impacting borrower claims against lenders.
Continue readingCHLA has outlined key reforms for mortgage origination rules to enhance affordability and competition, while facing pushback from consumer advocacy groups.
Continue readingThe CFPB's recent call for comments on mortgage disclosure rules reflects industry concerns and diverging opinions on transparency and operational efficiency.
Continue readingResearch highlights significant mortgage rate disparities among similar borrowers, while home equity reaches new highs in July 2026.
Continue readingFannie Mae successfully refiles a foreclosure against a Babylon homeowner after overcoming a previous dismissal, highlighting critical nuances in New York foreclosure law.
Continue readingMany homebuyers are opting for a 20% down payment, leveraging equity and securing better mortgage terms amidst rising rates.
Continue readingBXP has obtained a $1.2 billion loan for its 930,000-square-foot office tower at 343 Madison Ave, set to transform Manhattan's skyline by 2029.
Continue readingA New York court upheld a $100,020 fee award to a borrower, emphasizing the implications of reciprocity in lending agreements.
Continue readingA Washington homeowner claims improper foreclosure practices by Nationstar led to substantial losses, including her possessions valued over $200,000.
Continue readingNew York's Foreclosure Abuse Prevention Act extinguishes a long-pending mortgage claim, reaffirming the tightened timelines for lenders.
Continue readingMany buyers are delaying home purchases, hoping for lower mortgage rates, but experts suggest rates may remain in the 6% range through 2027.
Continue readingAmtrak is pursuing eminent domain to acquire a 580-square-foot parcel in D.C. for a rail bridge, naming several potential lienholders in its court filing.
Continue readingA lawsuit in New Jersey claims Onity and Equifax misrepresented a paid mortgage as derogatory, misinforming lenders about the borrowers' financial status.
Continue readingUnderstand the benefits of selling your home before buying a new one, especially in today’s market with extended selling times.
Continue readingHomeowners insurance costs are rising but slowing down. Here's what buyers need to know to budget effectively and save on premiums.
Continue readingStarter homes are in high demand while move-up inventory increases, creating opportunities for first-time sellers to find their next perfect home.
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