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If current analyses are any indication, home prices in the land of Uncle Sam aren’t heading south anytime soon, this according to the Winter 2018 edition of The ...

Arch Mortgage Insurance Company, a Greensboro, North Carolina-based private mortgage insurer, announced an integration with Lender Price, a California-based big data technology provider. Arch MI’s RateStar quotes will now be available through Lender Price.

While home prices have consistently been on the rise for quite some time, this upward trend could come to a screeching halt over the next two years—especially in energy-producing states.

Arch Mortgage Insurance Company, a provider of private mortgage insurance and a wholly owned subsidiary of Arch Capital Group Ltd., recently introduced Arch MI RateStar, the company’s new risk-based pricing program.

The average risk of home price declines over the next two years rests at the low level of 6 percent, except for states that are highly dependent on oil production.

Arch Mortgage Insurance (MI) Company, a provider of private mortgage insurance and a wholly owned subsidiary of Arch Capital Group Ltd., recently released the Summer 2015 edition of its Housing and Mortgage Market Review. The review contains the latest Arch MI Risk Index model results which revealed that the national average risk of price declines remains unchanged at 8 percent and North Dakota and Texas have elevated risks due to oil and gas exposure and higher home prices in relation to incomes.

Arch Mortgage Insurance Company a leading provider of private mortgage insurance and a wholly owned subsidiary of Arch Capital Group Ltd., announced today the launch of a new online resource to provide information and resources to lenders to help them prepare for the expected October 3, 2015 launch of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure (TRID) rules.

Research released by Arch Mortgage Insurance Company in its Winter 2015 Edition of Housing and Mortgage Market Review showed an increased risk of lowering home prices in oil-producing states. Midland, Texas ranked highest for risk of lowering home prices at 60 percent. States and cities were examined on the likelihood of home prices being lowered in the next two years, based on recent economic and housing market data.