Regulation and Compliance
Coming Up:
CFPB, HUD Risk Litigation Over Fair Lending Enforcement
Regulators Act In Defiance – Or Ignorance – Of June’s Harvard Ruling
Mortgage Banker
The Surfside Effect: Adjusting to new regulations in the aftermath of the Surfside collapse
New rules, new roofs, no problems? Not likely.
Florida Originator
Post-Closing Challenges For Mortgage Brokers
How to navigate repurchase and clawback demands
Florida Originator
Challenges And Solutions To Home Lending In Native American Communities Presented By NCRC
Bankers from around the nation participate in Redlining the Reservation webinar.
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
Lone Star LO
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.