Linkage: when hedge funds dictate housing policy
Today’s Originations linkfest has a lot on regs.
Here’s a chart from the story about regulators going more after nonbanks than banks.
And here’s a chart from the story on why you’re unlikely to get a mortgage without pristine credit.
- Regulators will soon go after digital marketing by lenders(nationalmortgagenews.com)
- Student debt prevents many from becoming homebuyers(nationalmortgageprofessional.com)
- Post-crisis mortgage relief programs are set to expire December 31(nbcchicago.com)
- Washington cannot let hedge funds dictate housing policy(thehill.com)
- Regulators are taking way more enforcement actions on nonbanks thank banks (nationalmortgagenews.com)
- Don't have pristine credit? You're probably not going to get a mortgage these days(bloomberg.com)
- Mortgage lenders place premium on good credit, Fed says(triblive.com)
- Could tide be turning on reverse mortgages?(marketwatch.com)