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The big surprise despite low HECM loan volumes

EPISODE #811

HECM volume and 1st-time borrowers

[Reverse Market Insight]

RMI’s Jon McCue reviews recent data that reveals a surprising trends despite depressed HECM endorsement activity. Here’s what he had to say…

Other Stories:

- [Housing Wire] Court approves former Live Well employee class action settlement

- [Housing Wire] Aging in place could transform Chicago’s housing market

A reverse mortgage, sell the house, or Medicaid?

A recent CFPB report examines compliance with Loan Officer Compensation and reverse mortgages are noted…

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Why U.S. Treasuries & 10-year CMT are surging

EPISODE #810

Here’s how reverse mortgages work in India

[All Maa]

While reverse mortgages have been in India for nearly 15-years, the program, not unlike the United States, has not gained widespread acceptance and faces similair misconceptions.

Other Stories:

- [Housing Wire] A new HECM security could help ease the industry’s present liquidity challenge

- [CNBC] Here’s why 10-year treasuries have jumped up above 4%

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Will Lower Interest Rates Crush Home Prices?

Lower interest rates always push home prices higher right? Not necessarily. Here’s why…

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The Biggest Reverse Mortgage Trends of 2023

Reverse Mortgage Daily’s Chris Clow has complied the biggest developments of 2023 in the reverse mortgage industry. What follows is a summary…

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Few can afford to age in place

The data is in and reveals that Increasingly older Americans are struggling to cover their housing expenses as the cost of everyday goods and services is 20% higher than it was in 2019

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Reverse mortgage borrower information breached in cyberattack

On December 15th mortgage lending giant Mr. Cooper began notifying 14.7 individuals that their personal information was stolen in a Cyberattack that took place between October 30 and November 1. Roughly 32,000 reverse mortgage borrowers had their bank account information compromised in the incident.

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