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Rocket CEO Farner’s Pay Nearly Quintuples in Final Year

Jay Farner, set to retire as CEO of Rocket Companies on June 1, received total compensation of $9.469 million last year, up from $1.603 million in 2021, according to a regulatory filing. So reports The Detroit News. Read more...

Bodnar of MMG: Bonds Like Bad News

"First Republic's problems late on a Friday are good news for rates," observes Bill Bodnar of the Mortgage Market Guide. "Bonds like bad news." Read more...

Many Homeowners Fear Giving Up Lower Rates: Survey

A new survey has shed light on how many homeowners are putting off selling their homes this buying season because they don’t want to give up their current lower rates. So reports Yahoo! Finance. Read more...

Impac Mortgage’s Stock Delisted from NYSE American

NYSE American has delisted Impac Mortgage’s common shares from trading on the exchange. So reports NEXTMortgageNews. Read more...

CFPB Targets Time-Barred 'Zombie Mortgages'

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has warned debt collectors against pursuing debt on so-called “zombie mortgages” after the statute of limitations. So reports DSNews. Read more...

Mortgage Rates Tick Up for Second Week in a Row

U.S. long-term mortgage rates have edged upward for a second consecutive week. So reports MReport. Read more...

Rocket’s Gilbert Must Face Insider Trading Suit, Judge Rules

A class action shareholder lawsuit claiming insider trading by Rocket Companies, Rocket Holdings, chairman Dan Gilbert and Rocket CEO Jay Farner may go ahead, a Detroit federal judge has ruled. So reports The Detroit News. Read more...

Mortgage Delinquency Rate Falls to Record Low: Black Knight

According to Black Knight’s “First Look” report on monthly mortgage performance data, the U.S. mortgage delinquency rate dropped to a record low of 2.92% in March.  Read more...

U.S. Home Building Improves for Second Straight Month

After five consecutive months of decline, U.S. home building has now increased for two months in a row. So reports Reuters. Read more...

UWM Aims to Hire 500 More Workers Despite Housing Slump

United Wholesale Mortgage has announced that it intends to hire 500 more employees over the coming three months, notwithstanding a housing slowdown that has led rivals to reduce headcount. So reports the Detroit Free Press. Read more...

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