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From the SF Chronicle
- Tax Implications Following Foreclosure: What You Need to Know May 31, 2023Before you wipe the slate clean of the debt associated with your home, you need to understand the tax implications of a foreclosure.
- U.S. home prices climb as tight market collides with demand uptick May 30, 2023Home prices rose for a second straight month as buyers returning to the market competed over few homes for sale. A measure of prices nationally increased 0.4% in March from a month earlier, according to seasonally adjusted data from S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller. Demand is picking back up in parts of the U.S. as buyers start […]
- Debt Ceiling Uncertainty Could Push Mortgage Rates Higher in June May 30, 2023This article was first published on NerdWallet.com. June mortgage outlook The economic outlook is hazy any month of the year, but June's uncertainty is murkier than usual. The unpredictability is driven by two unknowns: the fate of the federal government's debt ceiling and what the Federal Reserve will do at its June 13-14 monetary policy […]
Stuff from the National Association of Realtors
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Mortgage News
- Planet acquires Platinum Home Mortgage Corporation June 1, 2023Connecticut-based lender Planet Home Lending has acquired the assets of Illinois-based retail lender Platinum Home Mortgage Corporation.
- More than 32 million homes at risk of damages from hurricane-force winds June 1, 2023Increased risks from hurricane-force winds caused by climate change are endangering a wider swath of homes, according to CoreLogic.
- MBS issuance tumbled in Q1. Here’s how the rest of 2023 is shaping up June 1, 2023The private-label and agency mortgage-backed securities (MBS) markets, primary sources of liquidity for many mortgage lenders, are taking a beating so far this year. The question is, how bad will it get?