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AmeriSave accused of defamation, failure to pay wages in lawsuit

Housing Wire

The group also alleges that the company conducted a defamatory campaign against them after their layoffs in July 2022. According to the class-action-seeking lawsuit, filed in California, AmeriSave hired 200 loan officers to focus on the West Coast region in early 2022. The company originated $12 billion in 2022, down 62.2%

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Longbridge Financial marks two years of national field sales

Housing Wire

In March 2022, reverse mortgage lender and servicer Longbridge Financial announced the launch of its national field sales (NFS) division , appointing reverse mortgage industry veteran Melanie Parks to lead the channel as vice president and national field sales leader. Two years later, the UPB has diminished right.

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How JVM Lending plans to expand without any loan originators

Housing Wire

Most retail lenders are desperately seeking high producing loan originators to make up for the losses that occurred in 2022. The lender runs its business based on a “no-loan-officer” model in which all of its 45 employees are licensed and delegated to a specific role in closing a loan.

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Home equity products light up a dark housing market

Housing Wire

The home equity products involved include home equity lines of credit (HELOCs), closed-end second mortgages (CESs) and shared-equity contracts. The recent Saluda Grade-sponsored rated offering represents the sixth securitization deal since 2021 backed fully by shared-equity contracts — valued in total at some $1.3

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How the buyer commission lawsuits could upend the relationship between agents and LOs

Housing Wire

That partnership is everything,” Amy Breach, a Seattle-based Keller Williams agent, told HousingWire in late 2022. Loan officers may increasingly place more importance on reaching consumers directly especially when a buyer takes initiative in the homebuying process rather than relying on agents. “If

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Guaranteed Rate Affinity sues divisional manager for causing ‘mass departure’

Housing Wire

including six regional managers, an executive assistant and a business development associate, the mortgage lender alleges. The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in the United States District Court, District of Nevada, includes two counts: breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty/duty of loyalty. billion in loans in 2020.

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Could the assumable mortgage level the playing field?

Housing Wire

The Federal Reserve (Fed) actions that resulted in millions of borrowers receiving mortgage rates below 4% gave way to Fed actions that… triggered mortgage rates to rise above 7% in the fall of 2022. of the balance of a loan being assumed would be fair to both the borrower and the servicer.” Tozer suggested “a fee of 1.3%

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