Tag Archives: mortgage originations

Lenders are missing out on a fair number of loans due to tight lending standards, according to one analysis.

Credit unions are expected to top double-digit loan growth for the ninth consecutive quarter, largely due to an increase in mortgage originations.

Despite improvements in mortgage access for borrowers over the last few years, the latest federally released data from the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act has done nothing to reverse an unfortunate fact.

First-time millennial buyers are playing an increasingly greater role in mortgage finance—but it hasn't translated to greater levels of defects and fraud in mortgage loans, according to one analysis.

Bank of America plans to terminate its mortgage origination services agreement with PHH Mortgage this coming spring.

U.S. residential properties have been regaining equity in their homes at a substantial rate since negative equity peaked in 2012, and homeowners are finding a way to use all that equity.

The housing market has remained a bright spot in the U.S. economy, according to the latest outlook from Freddie Mac.

More HELOC borrowers are making payments on time, but lenders should still proceed with caution, according to a recent white paper.

On average, women pay more for mortgages than men do, but those mortgages held by women-only borrowers tend to perform better than those held by men, according to one analysis.

After four years and a lot of ups and downs, the mortgage originations market is zeroing in on the $2 trillion mark, according to Freddie Mac.