What has Wells Fargo’s Economics Group been writing about recently? The economic recovery, of course; more specifically, how does one compare economic recoveries across economic […]
Overloading the borrower with “CYA” closing documents is a big concern of lenders and regulators alike. Over the weekend I received this note from Steve […]
I know there’s a show on TV entitled It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. While I realize that’s never the case, if it was, I assume […]
We have a very good Saturday set of reader & expert thoughts and facts regarding current events. So without further ado… “Rob, the rating […]
Huh? Bank of America might have to pony up yet another $13 billion to settle more residential mortgage-backed security claims? No wonder the lending industry […]
It is “bring your kid to work” day. Some kids are fascinated with how much others make. They grow up to be underwriters. Others are […]
A few weeks ago I wrote about the “over 65ers“, the age demographic which is very much a part of the baby-boom generation. Recently the […]
Here’s a little trivia for you. This week I am in Minnesota and Kansas, but 4,000 miles away not a single one of the country’s […]
The commentary on Saturday noted predictions for 2014, and how things were shaping up so far. Attorney Phil Stein (http://www.mortgagecrisiswatch.com/) observed, “Here is another issue […]
Easter is already here, and the year, as usual, seems to be rushing by. No one has a perfectly accurate crystal ball, of course, but […]
