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While home prices continue to rise and homeowner equity to increase, CoreLogic reports that there are still 2.5 million mortgages in negative equity . The company's fourth quarter 2017 equity report states that homeowners increased their house-related wealth by an average of $15,000 from Q4 2016 through the end of 2017. The aggregate of these gains nationally was $908 billion, a year-over-year growth of 12.2 percent. Frank Martell, CoreLogic president and CEO said, "There are wide disparities in home-equity gains by geographic areas, with higher-priced, capacity constrained markets along the East and West Coasts registering the largest increases. The average homeowner in California and Washington had a wealth gain of about $40,000, reflecting the high price of homes in California and the rapid
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While home prices continue to rise and homeowner equity to increase, CoreLogic reports that there are still 2.5 million mortgages in negative equity . The company's fourth quarter 2017 equity report states that homeowners increased their house-relate... (read more)
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Mortgage lenders continue to expect disappointing profit margins . For the sixth consecutive quarter the net responses to a question about those margins in Fannie Mae's Mortgage Lender Sentiment Survey were in the negative. In the first quarter surve... (read more)
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The Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act (S. 2155) passed the Senate Wednesday on a bipartisan basis. Sixteen 16 Democrats and one independent joined 50 Republicans in voting "yes." The bill rolls back some of the provisions... (read more)
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MBS Commentary
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I was pretty happy to have made it through yesterday without seeing or writing any "Ides of March" headlines. I can't ever quite remember what the word "banal" means, but I'm pretty sure that it covers "Ides of March" headlines as well as ... (read more)
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Rob Chrisman
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Lenders charge an interest rate commensurate with the risk, and potential for not being paid back. But disasters and taxes can complicate things. Mortgage News Daily points out that, “In 2007…Congress put a temporary policy in place to e... (read more)
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The two principal measures of residential construction activity had been expected to decline a bit in February after a strong performance to kick off the new year. Instead, the figures reported by the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing ... (read more)
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