March 14, 2025

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The Trade-In Mortgage From Calque Now Being Offered by Mid Florida Mortgage Professionals

Rayce Robinson Mid Florida Mortgage Professionals is now offering The Trade-In Mortgage from Calque to its borrowers. The loan solution allows homeowners to leverage the equity in their current property to purchase a new home before selling their existing residence. “At Mid Florida Mortgage, we are committed to providing a

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Renters and mortgage owners hit by higher inflation

Renters, those with a mortgage and workers have suffered from steeper inflation compared with those who own their home outright and retirees, highlighting that younger generations have had a tougher cost of living crisis. According to calculations by the Office for National Statistics, private renters and mortgagors experienced inflation rates of 3.2 per cent and

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Mortgage Is Proving A Tough Nut To Crack For Technology Provider nCino

Shares in the cloud banking solutions developer are down 14% after the company says the mortgage technology business it acquired for nearly $1 billion in 2022 has been a drag on growth but is expected to pick up. Whether it’s refining your business model, mastering new technologies, or discovering strategies to capitalize on the next

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3 critical mortgage questions to ask before interest rates are cut

Homebuyers should start contemplating the answers to some important mortgage questions ahead of rate cuts. Grace Cary/Getty Images Interest rate cuts are finally in the works. With inflation down significantly from a four-decade high in June 2022, a cut to the federal funds rate appears imminent. Currently frozen at a range between 5.25% and 5.50%,

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Today’s Mortgage Rates by State – Aug. 28, 2024

The states with Tuesday’s lowest 30-year new purchase mortgage rates were New York, Washington, Florida, Louisiana, Texas, and California. Meanwhile, the states with the most expensive Tuesday averages were West Virginia, Washington, D.C., Maryland, Montana, North Dakota, Mississippi, and Virginia. Mortgage rates vary by the state where they originate. Different lenders operate in different regions,

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UK mortgage holders and renters hit hardest by inflation

Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the UK inflation myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. Britons with mortgages and renters have been hit by higher inflation than other groups in society, underscoring the uneven impact of the surge in living costs and the challenge facing the government to help struggling

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New conditions for family mortgages in Russia — RealnoeVremya.com

Photo: Динар Фатыхов In Russia, family mortgages have been extended until 2030, but with significant changes that primarily affected the advanced regions, including Tatarstan. The innovations have significantly reduced the circle of borrowers. At the same time, there are no plans to change the parameters of the programme in the near future, since the measure

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Wells Fargo Defends Board Oversight of Mortgage, Hiring Scandals

Wells Fargo & Co. defended the board of directors’ oversight systems amid racial discrimination scandals involving the bank’s mortgage lending and employee hiring practices at a hearing before a San Francisco federal judge. The bank, facing a lawsuit from shareholders over the two scandals, argued Tuesday that the plaintiffs didn’t show that the board “utterly

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Fraudsters targeting mortgage brokers in new scheme, regulators warn

A fraud scam involving phony warehouse lending is leading mortgage brokers to lose tens of thousands of dollars, according to a California advisory.   California regulators issued the warning earlier this month, cautioning mortgage brokers to be on alert for the elaborate scam, where unlicensed fraudulent businesses approach them with offers of warehouse lines of credit.   

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This Coming Change Could Unlock the U.S. Housing Market

Key Takeaways A majority of homeowners are paying interest on their mortgages at rates below 6%. The average rate is hovering near 6.5%, discouraging homeowners from listing their homes and trading in their low-interest payments. This “lock-in effect” has left buyers with fewer options and pricier homes. This phenomenon may end soon: The Fed is

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