Apr. 7: Mortgage jobs & opportunities; HAMP challenges; state & lender updates; is flood relief on the way?
I don’t know too many people who look forward to dusting of their resumes, trying to squeeze into an interview suit, and making it look […]
Month: April 2014
Apr. 5: More information on how mortgage prices work – especially gfees; What is the cost of compliance?
“Hi Rob, I note that recently we’ve had the 3 year anniversary of implementation of LO Comp / Anti-Steering / Safe Harbor requirements of amendments […]
Apr. 4: Mortgage jobs; bank mergers roll on unabated; a primer on odd rate sheet pricing; demand for non-agency loans picks up
Once again the banking & mortgage industry makes headlines – for the wrong reasons. Poppi Metaxas, the former president and chief executive officer (CEO) of […]
Apr. 3: Mortgage jobs; CFPB hearing on discrimination & RESPA TILA information; state lawsuit involving Dodd-Frank
Jeff O. writes, “When I saw the title ‘Ellie Mae’s outage’ I thought that perhaps it involved my beloved Beverly Hillbillies star. That would have […]
April 2: Mortgage jobs; the implications of Ellie Mae’s outage; mortgage applications continue to drop; what is “gain on sale”?
Friday we’ll have the employment data, or unemployment data, depending on how you’d like to look at it. Cynics in residential lending and other heavily […]
April 1: Mortgage jobs; CFPB RESPA-TILA update site; bank stress test results; FICO changes coming?
On to the non-April Fools’ edition… The total number of pages of the Federal Tax Rules, i.e., the IRS explanation of income tax code […]
April 1st edition: Private Capital returning to market; minutes from recent CFPB meeting; new Wells lawsuit
The MBA came out with a revised production forecast for 2014. Interestingly, it mimicked, nearly word for word, its 2013 forecast. “The good news is […]