Linkage: Time To Reform Mortgage Interest Deduction
Lots of catch up reading for this weekend: primers for first time buyers, lending guidelines loosening, the case for rate spike leveling off, Fannie/Freddie reform proposals, mortgage M&A.
Stories I Recommend Today
- Time to reform the mortgage interest deduction(thehill.com)
- 6 Safe Ways For Loosening Mortgage Standards(mortgageorb.com)
- Mortgages easier to get 5th straight month(mba.org)
- Mortgages easier to get than any time this decade(themortgagereports.com)
- Realtor.com chief economist's primer for first home homebuyers(realtor.com)
- A history of credit and how to manage yours better(sofi.com)
- How to become a house sitter and ditch your mortgage(cnbc.com)
- What Silicon Valley Expects From Banks (americanbanker.com)
- Rates need to remain low as inflation lags: Kashkari(bloomberg.com)
- Rates can remain low through 2017: Bullard(reuters.com)
- Markets getting jittery about Trump - could be good for rates(businessinsider.com)
- Mortgage industry M&A - Q&A with Rick Roque(mba.org)
- Housing shortage and high home prices hit these 10 markets hardest(housingwire.com)
- Mortgage ratings blamed for crisis still flawed - here's how to fix(bloomberg.com)
- MBA proposal Fannie/Freddie reform(mba.org)
- America needs a public option for mortgages(theweek.com)