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A & A Mortgage Funding is proud to be selected as one of the Top 15 Mortgage Brokers of Tampa Bay for 2020 by Expertise. We also received this top status in 2019, 2021 and 2022. What makes these Mortgage Brokers the Best? The Expertise review board goal is to connect people with the best […]
DSNews By: Brian Honea February 4, 2016 Bankruptcy filings nationwide continued their customary January trend of decline, according to January 2016 AACER bankruptcy data reported by Epiq Systems on Thursday. For the first month of the new year, bankruptcy filings totaled 52,522, which was 6,570 lower (11 percent) than the total for January 2015. […]
DSNews BY: Scott Morgan February 15, 2016 Not everyone thinks the economy is as bad off as doomsayers have been saying lately. In fact, William Dudley, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, says the expansion we’ve experienced for the past seven years has put American homeowners in a much better […]
DSNews By: Brian Honea January 31, 2016 Foreclosure activity was way down across the board in 2015, with a noticeable decline in the foreclosure inventory down to its pre-recession level, meaning the backlog of foreclosures continues to clear out at a substantial rate. With nearly half of the residential mortgage loans that began […]
UNHARPING? Sure! If it makes sense! If I refinanced your loan with a HARP loan, chances are your rate is over 5%. It may be time to see if your equity has recovered to refinance into a lower rate conventional mortgage! DSNews By: Brian Honea January 29, 2016 Approximately 3.4 million homeowners […]
Economist: TRID is Not Affecting Housing Market Potential DSNews by: Brian Honea January 19, 2016 While November’s substantial decline in existing-home sales was largely attributed to the impact of the TRID, or “Know Before You Owe” mortgage rule, which went into effect on October 3, one economist said the CFPB’s controversial rule is […]
One Rate Hike Down; How About Another? DSNews by: Xhevrije West January 8, 2016 Many in the mortgage industry were anxiously waiting to view the results of the first jobs report of 2016 to see if the Federal Reserve was on track with the timing of its long-awaited December rate hike or if the central bank acted […]
AACER: Pardon the Interruption. . .Bankruptcy Filings Resume Their Decline DSNews By: Brian Honea December 8, 2015 After experiencing an uncharacteristic year-over-year increase in November, bankruptcy filings took another customary tumble in December 2015, falling by about 15 percent from the previous December, according to December 2015 AACER bankruptcy data reported by Epiq Systems this week. […]
The Week Ahead: Housing Policy and the State of the Union Address DSNews by: Brian Honea January 10, 2016 Here’s a look at the news and events that will shape housing and mortgage finance in the week ahead for DS News. On Tuesday, January 12, President Barack Obama will deliver his eighth and final […]
