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Ginnie Mae fires back over RMF lending suit, seeks case dismissal

Housing Wire

District Court for the Northern District of Texas , Ginnie Mae has filed its response to a lawsuit brought against it by Texas Capital Bank (TCB) saying the warehouse lender lacks standing and discounts the authority the government has to extinguish a lender from its reverse mortgage-backed securities program.

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Ginnie Mae seeks venue change in Texas Capital Bank reverse mortgage dispute

Housing Wire

Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) submitted a motion to change the court venue where a case with Texas Capital Bank (TCB) is taking place, arguing that a contract clause has been violated by TCB’s choice to file the case in Amarillo, Texas, as opposed to Dallas. The government made the filing Saturday, June 15.

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What are the building blocks of digital lending?

Housing Wire

HousingWire recently sat down with Steve Meirink, executive vice president and general manager, Compliance Solutions, Wolters Kluwer’s Governance, Risk and Compliance Division, to discuss the impact of digital technology on mortgage and the future of digital lending in an era of accelerated innovation and digital transformation.

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The Week Ahead: Senate Turns Spotlight on CFPB

Appraisal Buzz

In 2011, the Secretary of the Treasury designated him as the agency’s student loan ombudsman, where he led the Bureau’s efforts on student lending issues. According to CFPB Circular 2024-03, companies use fine print tactics to try to trick consumers into believing they have given up certain legal rights or protections.

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Trade groups express concern to FHFA over historic credit data

Housing Wire

The groups also request “sufficient data to evaluate the impact” of the new representative score calculations, as well as “sufficient detail” to evaluate the accuracy “and fair lending analysis” of bi-merge combinations.

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DOJ advocates for prohibition of cooperative compensation in Nosalek commission lawsuit

Housing Wire

The DOJ also noted that this type of conditional offer is permitted under federal government lending programs, thus requiring no changes to lending regulations. Originally filed in 2020 in U.S.

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Loan officers are dramatically cutting their pay to win clients. It’s often illegal. 

Housing Wire

It’s the ultimate in legalized fraud. In and of itself, it’s legal, provided the lead really did come from the source and it’s diligently tracked by the lender. In and of itself, it’s legal, provided the lead really did come from the source and it’s diligently tracked by the lender.