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Motto sues UMortgage for ‘tortious interference’ in franchise contract

Housing Wire

Denver-based brokerage franchise Motto Mortgage , owned by RE/MAX , has accused broker shop UMortgage of “tortious interference” in its contract with a former franchisee called TRB Solutions, whose controlling member was Breon Price, the top-producing loan officer. According to a lawsuit filed in March in a U.S

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Change Lending keeps CDFI certification after agreement with US Treasury 

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Non-bank originator Change Lending will continue to originate non-qualified mortgages ( non-QMs ) for underserved borrowers after it reached a tentative deal with the U.S. Change is proud to be certified as a CDFI and to continue our mission,” Carlos Salas, CEO of Change Lending, said in a statement.

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FirstFunding sues Sprout for breaching of contract

Housing Wire

On August 5, about one month after Sprout shutting down, the parties executed a new agreement saying FirstFunding “is permitted to immediately exercise all of its rights,” including FirstFunding receiving mortgage loan proceeds directly from Sprout or any borrower, according to documents attached to the lawsuit.

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

Housing Wire

TCB’s contract with RMF and the bankruptcy court order also expressly stated that TCB’s right to a lien was subject to GNMA’s extinguishment rights.” 31, 2022, special requirements for HECM reverse mortgage loan pools, TCB’s tail agreement and documents from RMF’s bankruptcy case unfolding in the U.S.

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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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Guild asks judge to confirm $10.7M award in poaching dispute against ex-employees

Housing Wire

The lender asserted claims for breach of contract, fraud, unfair competition and tortious interference, among others. According to the document, the award arises from “Defendants’ breaches of their employment agreements and violations of their other legal duties during their employment in Washington.”

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New Wave sues Sprout for defaulting on $32M purchase of mortgages

Housing Wire

California-based wholesale/correspondent lender New Wave Lending Group filed a lawsuit against Sprout Mortgage , accusing the company of defaulting on a pool of $32 million in loans it agreed to purchase. Learn how updating your mortgage technology stack can help you get ahead in today’s unpredictable lending environment.

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