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08/03/2022

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10/25/2021

【iCross News】Mortgage lenders now can count rent payments as part of your credit picture

Close to homeownership but your credit isn’t quite there? A new rule helps renters qualify for mortgages.

10/21/2021

【iCross News】First-time homebuyer guide

Use this first-time homebuyer guide to make informed decisions.

10/18/2021

【iCross News】 New mortgage rule makes it easier for renters to buy homes

A new rule from Fannie Mae will help renters buy homes. If you have little or no credit history, rent payments can now help you qualify for a mortgage.

10/15/2021

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10/12/2021

【iCross News】The purchase mortgage market continues to pick up steam

The increase in mortgage application volume was predominantly driven by purchase activity, which grew by 8% from the week prior, the MBA said

10/05/2021

【iCross News】Mortgage rates dip, opening the door to refinance savings a little wider

COVID uncertainty holds rates at historic lows — for now.

09/28/2021

【iCross News】 America is short more than 5 million homes, and builders can’t make up the difference

The supply of homes for sale is near a record low, and the gap between supply and demand is widening as homebuilders struggle to keep up.

09/25/2021

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09/23/2021

【iCross News】 Banks consider climate risk for home loans, a process called ‘underwaterwriting’ or ‘blue-lining’

Blue-lining is when banks or mortgage lenders draw lines of risk around certain neighborhoods and streets, often without clear disclosure.

09/20/2021

【icross News】Why mortgage rates are rising

Matthew Pointon, senior property economist at Capital Economics, joins The Exchange with his analysis of the housing market and why mortgage rates keep rising.