Aug. 7: Mortgage jobs; why mergers work – or don’t; non-QM continues to grow; what is RMBS 3.0?
Ah yes, it’s almost that time of year again when the first “Back to School Sale” signs start going up; children everywhere get that ‘time […]
Month: August 2014
Aug. 6: Mortgage jobs & products; Wells loosens jumbo standards; Appendix Q clarification for rent; LOs and minimum wage
When I first heard about this story I thought the link provided would take me to The Onion’s front page where I could read about […]
Aug. 5: Mortgage jobs & opportunities; New York versus Ocwen – again; the cost of a perfect loan; upcoming training
The homeownership rate in the US fell again last quarter, to 64.7%, the lowest rate in almost 20 years. Separately, the rental vacancy rate fell to 7.5%. […]
Aug. 4: Mortgage jobs; appraiser numbers dwindling; One security for Fannie & Freddie? Jumbo loans booming; ICE & MERS?
Let’s start the first full week of August with something totally un-mortgage related, but something that might make you say “Wow!” Besides being celebrities, what […]
Aug. 2: Vendor updates; letters on Uber for real estate deals, primer on overlays, developing an anti-money laundering program
“Have you heard a breakdown of the generations that are out buying houses?” You bet: there are 76 million Boomers (born between 1946 and 1964), […]
Aug. 1: Potential FHLB merger; What higher rates mean for banks; recent state-level changes; a fee to use Libor?
People need to use their heads once in a while. Circulating in the e-mail world is a claim: “This is the only time in your […]