Motto Mortgage’s Ward Morrison Discusses the Past, Present and Future
Since launching in 2016 as the country’s first national mortgage brokerage franchise, Motto Mortgage has steadily gained traction and visibility ...
Tag: Fannie Mae
FHFA Announces Increases in the 2023 Conforming Loan Limits
The new baseline conforming loan limit value for one-unit properties in 2023 will be $726,200, an increase of $79,000 from ...
Loans in Forbearance Increased Slightly to 0.7% in October
The total number of loans now in forbearance increased by 1 basis point from 0.69% to 0.7% as of October ...
Consumer Confidence in Housing Hits New All-Time Low
The Fannie Mae Home Purchase Sentiment Index® (HPSI) decreased 4.1 points in October to 56.7, its eighth consecutive monthly decline ...
FHFA Announces Targeted Pricing Changes to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced in a release that it is making targeted changes to Fannie Mae and ...
Home Price Growth Decelerated in the Third Quarter
Single-family home prices increased at a non-seasonally adjusted annual rate of 13.8% in Q3 2022, down from the previous quarter’s ...
Mortgage Mix: Rates Climb as Forecasters Look Toward 2023
Editor’s Note: The Mortgage Mix is RISMedia’s weekly highlight reel of need-to-know mortgage-industry happenings. Watch for it each Friday afternoon. ...
Homebuying Sentiment Dips to 11-Year Low in September, Fannie Mae Reports
Potential homebuyers aren’t seeing much light at the end of the tunnel as long as inventory and affordability challenges maintain ...
The Mortgage Mix: Rates Keep Climbing and Forecasts Need Revising
Editor’s Note: The Mortgage Mix is RISMedia’s weekly highlight reel of need-to-know mortgage-industry happenings. Watch for it each Friday afternoon. ...
Further Market Cooling and ‘Moderate Recession’ Likely in 2023, Fannie Mae Says
The U.S. could see a recession in six months. At least that is what Fannie Mae forecasters expect after lowering ...
6 Key Numbers Buyers Must Examine Before Committing
“The rate should never be treated as a yes-or-no answer,” says Nick Nastos, founder of Chicago’s Property Shop. “I would be more concerned about a buyer closing with no emergency fund than one accepting a slightly higher rate with a manageable payment and cash still in the... Read more.
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