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MReport takes a closer look at how mortgage professionals should focus on streamlining processes through automated technology and data-enabled solutions.

The days of rates in the 3% range may be numbered, as yesterday’s actions by the Fed to begin tapering may put upward pressure on rates moving forward.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell has announced a slow tapering of the U.S. economy, as MReport examines the impact of the Fed’s actions on the nation’s housing market.

Non-QM lending offers potential for lenders who are open to exploring underserved borrower profiles.

Bruce Barnes and Jim Cory are added to Cherry Creek’s team, expanding and bolstering the company’s footprint in the reverse mortgage space.

With both reporting solid gains, the GSEs continued their mission of providing liquidity, stability, and affordability to the housing market in Q3.

Housing demand has held strong, as buyers continue to pay above asking prices in a market stifled by tight inventory and a deceleration in construction due to supply chain concerns.

In response to mounting concerns about aging condos after the Champlain Towers South collapse in Surfside, Florida, Fannie Mae has instituted new rules about deferred maintenance before they will take on the loan.

A coalition has been created opposing the current DTS proposals, saying they aren’t in the spirit of why they were created and do not do enough to reach underserved markets.

The speed at which the labor market recovers impacts the economy’s output potential. Short-term energy prices can also impact its growth potential, inflation, and interest rates.