We interviewed a dozen LOs and mortgage execs about their strategies for 2024, which mortgage products they expect to be in demand, and the magic rate needed to get sellers and buyers back in the market.
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HousingWire tracked 62 mergers, acquisitions, exits and bankruptcies covered by the newsroom in 2023. Analysts foresee more next year.
HousingWire spoke to housing market analysts to understand the challenges and opportunities for mortgage lenders in 2024.
Mortgage rates are running far lower than forecasts for the first half of 2024. Are housing forecasts already off the rails, or is market enthusiasm turning into exuberance?
Housing market cheers as rate cuts are on the horizon for 2024. Industry players expect a busier market as mortgage rates fall.
The Fed’s decision marks the fourth pause in 2023 after hiking rates 11 times since March 2022. Better days appear to be ahead.
HousingWire looks at who’s bearish, who’s bullish, and who thinks the housing market won’t change much at all in 2024.
The increase in conforming and FHA loan limits will help certain homebuyers, but will it move the needle enough on affordability challenges?
In 2024, FICO will charge one price – higher than the current price – to all mortgage lenders. It is moving away from the tier-based structure it implemented in early 2023.
The “floor” and “ceiling” FHA loan limits will increase to $498,257 and $1,149,825, respectively, in 2024, the agency announced Tuesday.
The baseline conforming loan limit for mortgages backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in 2024 will be $766,550.
Government sponsored-enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will each have a $70 billion cap for multifamily loan purchases in 2024.