The "jumbo" loan market in and around the New York City area continues to have problems. One loan officer told me this morning that most lenders continue to require at least 50% down on home purchases north of $2 million. "I have a client who makes $2.7 million and wants to buy a $3 million Brownstone," one LO told me. "He just got divorced and wants to put 10% down but I can't help him." He noted that some of the largest lenders in the city refer jumbo applicants to their 'private banking' divisions but require a net worth of $1 million. As for the jumbo securitization market coming back any time soon, don't hold your breath...
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PennyMac Financial Services reported $82.3 million net income, inclusive of a $44 million net reduction related to servicing fair value and hedge losses.
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The lender and servicer, which continues to make investments ahead of a future high-demand cycle, has reported tumbling margins in the past year.
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Credibly will bring its SMB loans and revenue-based financing products to Figure's Democratized Prime platform, Figure said in a press release.
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Federal Reserve Gov. Michael Barr said Tuesday that the U.S. energy sector is more insulated from shocks than Europe's, particularly in natural gas prices. However, he warned that the war is pushing up gasoline prices, which could spill over into other parts of the economy.
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