Mortgage Approvals : Documents You’ll Need For Your Lender
According to the Federal Reserve's quarterly Senior Loan Officer Survey, it's getting easier to get approved for a home loan.
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week : October 29, 2012
Pricing for both conforming and FHA mortgage rates improved between Monday and Friday, with the majority of gains occurring late in the week.
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week : September 17, 2012
Mortgage markets improved last week as the Federal Reserve introduced new economic stimulus.
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week : September 4, 2012
Mortgage markets improved last week for the second consecutive week.
Mortgage Standards Stop Tightening; Lending Soon To Loosen?
As another signal of an improving U.S. economy, the nation's biggest banks have started to loosen mortgage lending standards.
Mortgage Guidelines Resume Tightening Nationwide
Despite an improving U.S. economy, the nation's banks remain cautious about what they will lend, and to whom.
The Fed Starts A 2-Day Meeting Today. Make A Strategy.
The Federal Open Market Committee begins a 2-day meeting today. Mortgage rates are expected to be volatile for the next 48 hours.
Banks Start To Loosen Up In Underwriting
After a half-decade of tightening mortgage guidelines, banks are starting to "loosen up".
Banks Resume Tightening Mortgage Guidelines
After a 2-year easing cycle, the nation's biggest bank banks report that they've reversed course, and are raising the bar on mortgage approvals.
After A Pause, Mortgage Guidelines Resume Tightening
Mortgage guidelines appear to be tightening with the nation's largest banks.
Mortgage Guidelines Start To Loosen At The Country’s Biggest Banks
The Federal Reserve's quarterly survey of senior loan officers revealed that an overwhelming majority of U.S. banks have stopped tightening mortgage requirements for prime borrowers.
Geopolitics Have Mortgage Rates Poised To Change
Among the most challenging aspects of shopping for a mortgage is how rates change constantly. It's hard to pin them down. Especially when geopolitics are involved.