Print Features

The famous movie line, “There’s no place like home,” has a whole new meaning when one looks at the downward homeownership trend these days. Editor's Note: This select print feature originally appeared in the June 2016 issue of MReport magazine.

Today’s lenders are learning how to navigate the rules’ changes, as cost and compliance issues arise. Editor's note: This select print feature appears in the June 2016 edition of MReport magazine.

A new Chase Bank is on the horizon. We sat down with the man leading the charge. Editor's note: This select print feature appears in the June 2016 edition of MReport magazine.

Lenders have various loan origination system (LOS) choices available today to ensure that their operations run smoothly, but choosing the right one can be trickier than it seems. Editor's note: This select print feature appears in the May 2016 edition of MReport magazine.

PHH Corporation’s appeal of the CFPB’s ruling may not only clarify the CFPB’s reach in interpreting statutes and doling out enforcement actions, but it also challenges the very structure of the bureau and its director. Editor's note: This select print feature appears in the May 2016 edition of MReport magazine.

Lenders and servicers are not the only ones finding themselves wading through the murky waters of regulatory compliance. Recent rule changes germinating in the mortgage industry have shaken up business as usual at title and escrow companies. Editor's note: This select print feature appears in the May 2016 edition of MReport magazine.

After many years of slowly adopting new technology, increased regulatory scrutiny is forcing the hand of the mortgage industry; and organizations are trying catch up at breakneck pace. This 5-step method gives lenders a map toward EAD implementation. Editor's note: This select print feature appears in the April 2016 edition of MReport magazine, available now.

While the industry shudders at the thought of a change to the cherished mortgage interest deduction, the future of homeownership could stand to benefit from such a change.

Though many experts have said housing finance reform is unlikely this year, the time is now to explore the fundamentals of how that reform could happen. Uniform and transparent measures of credit risks will play a key role—whether it’s in 2016, 2017, or beyond. Editor's note: This select print feature appears in the March 2016 edition of MReport magazine, available now.

Regulatory requirements have set off a chain reaction of events in the mortgage industry, causing mortgage companies to ramp up their compliance efforts, implement innovative technology, and plan for the future. Editor's note: This select print feature appears in the March 2016 edition of MReport magazine, available now.