Regulation and Compliance
Coming Up:
How Burnett v. NAR Will Impact The Mortgage Industry
Decision could make process harder for first-time buyers
First National Bank of Pennsylvania Settles Redlining Charges For $13.5 Million
Justice Department accuses major mortgage lender of discriminating against Black and Latino homebuyers in North Carolina.
FHA Announces New Rule Easing Branch Office Registration
Effective March 4, the Federal Housing Administration's updated regulation promotes broader participation in FHA programs, benefiting smaller loan originators and credit unions.
Patriot Bank Settles With DOJ Over Alleged Redlining In Memphis
Tennessee-based lender agrees to $1.9 million settlement amid allegations of discriminatory lending practices in minority neighborhoods.
Appraisal Showdown In The Lone Star State
Clash of perspectives on appraisal bias sparks debate
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California Mortgage Lender Faces Cease And Desist Order In Connecticut Over Unlicensed Originators
Connecticut banking commissioner alleges violations of Truth in Lending and Fair Credit Reporting Act.
National Labor Relations Board Judge Rules United Wholesale Mortgage Contract Violates Labor Laws
Pending approval, UWM ordered to revise contract; faces allegations of unlawful restrictions on employee rights.
loanDepot Discloses Cyber Incident Impacted 16.6 Million Customers
Mortgage lender resumes operations amidst growing cybersecurity challenges in the industry.
First American Financial Restores Systems After Cyberattack, Believes Threat Contained
Title insurance giant First American Financial reports progress in recovery efforts following a cyberattack and customer frustrations rise due to service disruptions.
Going Green
How Lending To Cannabis Workers Can Provide A Growing Opportunity For LOs
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