NY Fed President Dudley ‘confident’ in household sector
All financial markets are, from time to time, victims of media stories saying that liquidity has dried up. Or the obverse of the coin: sellers are overwhelming the supply of buyers. One example: For decades, scaremongers have described the disaster which would follow liquidation of the hoard of Treasurys held by Japan or China, but in the currency instabilities of the last year, a couple of trillion-worth have been sold to defend overseas currencies from an overstrong dollar -- with no noticeable harm here at all.
There is no surprise, just verification
How far is down?
But it may not be the guidance the industry’s been hoping for
Companies argue that plaintiffs’ claims exceed the one-year statute of limitations
Jaffee wrote extensively on mortgage reform
VA purchase loans are up 19 percent
As the Rocket Mortgage Super Bowl ad awakens mortgage crisis nightmares for some critics, Quicken Loans’ parent company releases RocketLoans
Various government regulators allege the bank had shoddy mortgage servicing and foreclosure activity oversight
Asset-heavy borrowers have more 'splainin to do.
And what agents can do about it
It might not be wise to jump on the high-rate bandwagon
What would your multimillion-dollar 30 seconds look like?
Quicken Loans is now the lone holdout in the federal government’s crackdown
About 11,000 California plaintiffs allege that the mortgage lender failed to follow through on obligations