CFPB suggests mortgage servicers continue offering COVID-related relief in nonpandemic situations
The agency expects servicers to continuing using 'all the tools at their disposal' to keep consumers in their homes.
The agency expects servicers to continuing using 'all the tools at their disposal' to keep consumers in their homes.
The agency is exploring ways to improve mortgage refinances for homeowners who would benefit from it, especially for smaller loan ...
By significantly lowering the monthly payments for the borrower, more homeowners would have the ability to retain their homes after ...
The Federal Housing Administration added a 40-year mortgage modification option to assist borrowers who are behind on their mortgage payments for ...
The FDIC board yesterday determined that no changes will be made to the definition of “qualified residential mortgage” and related ...
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau today issued a final rule extending the mandatory effective date for the General Qualified Mortgage ...
Sens. Mark Warner (D-Va.) and Tim Scott (R-S.C.) today urged the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to reconsider its decision to ...
In lender letters issued this week, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac announced that any loans purchased by the GSEs after ...
Delaying the mandatory compliance date of the new QM rules could “foster disruptive market confusion and complicate bank compliance efforts ...
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