Tag Archives: Borrowers

As the mortgage lending market gets tougher, more lenders are looking to cut costs, according to Fannie Mae. What are the factors driving this trend and how will it impact employment in the industry if it persists?

Despite an uptick in mortgage rates, more homebuyers are borrowing as they prepare for the summer homebuying season, according to a report. Click through to learn more about the other origination numbers that are rising with the mercury.

Creating a diverse customer base starts by looking at your company culture and community outreach strategies. Editor's note: This feature originally appeared in the June issue of MReport, out now.

With refi volumes drying up, loan originators are looking for alternative mortgage lending solutions that provide lenders with many opportunities to achieve their goals. Here’s how.

In his role as senior lending manager, Rob Robertson will be responsible for building Chase Home Lending's presence in the Greater Washington, D.C., region.

From partnering for digital initiatives to appointing new teams, catch the latest buzz on the industry in this weekly update.

Tight inventory and rising home prices are impacting not only mortgage demand, but also lenders' outlook on profit margins, according to a Fannie Mae survey. Here are the factors that are making lenders see red.

Rick Sharga, EVP, Carrington Mortgage Holdings spoke to MReport on how Carrington is helping this set of borrowers achieve their dream of homeownership and the difference between non-prime loans and the subprime loans issued prior to the Great Recession.

Equifax's Work Number indicator is an alert that can reduce lending friction for consumers and lenders with income and employment information available early in the process.

A recent report looked at some of the key challenges faced by borrowers and the role of private mortgage insurance in helping them. Here’s what it found.