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Underwriting is back in style and underwriters are in high demand as the requirements of investors and regulatory considerations require more documentation and more scrutiny around whether a borrower can pay back the loan.
March 14
STRATMOR Group -
A cybersecurity firm claims many large and small mortgage lenders are being careless with customers personal and financial data.
March 14
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Communities and governments would avoid having to deal with abandoned properties on a protracted basis, which pulls down local property values and creates an unnecessary backlog in the court system.
March 14
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Originating loans secured by condominium apartments or multi-unit properties is similar to the process for single-family properties but their are some important distinctions.
March 13
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Lenders don't want to make loans outside the Qualified Mortgage rule's tight debt-to-income standard. Young graduates don't want to add to their hefty monthly payments. Net effect: Fewer first-time buyers.
March 12
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The emotional side of financing a home is often overlooked by loan officers.
March 12
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The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act played a key role in helping underwater homeowners keep their homes after the crash. But it may also have unwittingly encouraged strategic default.
March 11
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Over the last year several decisions and regulatory actions suggest industry standards are soon going to become the way of life for lenders.
March 10
Offit | Kurman -
As interest rates increase, prepayment speeds are falling precipitously, extending the maturities of mortgage-backed securities, especially the guaranteed variety. This trend is likely to cause future declines in MBS values.
March 10
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Has your company given you no training at all, some training or have they arranged for professional sales training?
March 10