
Maria Volkova
Technology Reporter at National Mortgage News
Technology reporter for @NatMortgageNews A little scrappy/ Scoops McGee Drop me a line: [email protected]
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nationalmortgagenews.com | Maria Volkova
The state of Ohio is accusing United Wholesale Mortgage of "duping" thousands of its residents via an alleged scheme between the megalender and "loyalist brokers" to only do business with the company. As a result, Ohioans have been pushed into paying "millions of dollars in improper fees and excessive interest rates on their mortgage loans," a suit filed by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost claims.
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nationalmortgagenews.com | Maria Volkova
Depository institutions, which largely pulled back from the mortgage market following the Great Recession, are hoping the Trump administration will make it easier for banks to originate loans. In recent weeks, heads of JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Bank of America made statements calling for more lax regulations pertaining to loan origination, servicing and securitization.
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nationalmortgagenews.com | Maria Volkova
Rocket Pro is increasing its visibility to potential broker partners with its planned debut on the ARIVE loan origination platform, a technology used by thousands of originators. Starting April 22, the broker community will have access to Rocket Pro's real-time pricing, interest rates and product information via ARIVE, a press release Wednesday said.
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nationalmortgagenews.com | Maria Volkova
A former Equity Prime Mortgage underwriter is accusing the Georgia-based lender of failing to pay her and those in a similar position for overtime hours worked. According to litigation filed in a federal Georgia court, EPM "willfully" violated federal and state laws by not compensating underwriters who worked over 40 hours weekly.
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nationalmortgagenews.com | Maria Volkova
Better Home & Finance announced Monday it is restructuring its $530 million convertible note arrangement with its financier Softbank made two years prior. The mortgage lender will front a $110 million one-time cash payment to its lender and a $155 million new senior secured note by SB Northstar LP, a Softbank subsidiary, will be issued due Dec. 31, 2028, per a press release. The new note will accrue interest at a rate of 6% per annum.
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