Yesterday the commentary noted how jumbo lending was alive and well, at least for depository banks. Zillow recently analyzed what areas would be more likely […]
Under the “fun with numbers” category, several readers wrote in yesterday regarding the CFPB’s semi-annual numbers: “The report noted that during the same six month […]
Thank you to Mark Baker with Cardinal Financial sent over a story about dear people who live in fancy tiny houses. An appraiser’s nightmare or […]
For me the last few weeks have involved visiting Hawai’i, Southern California, and Texas (with Nashville and Kansas City coming up) meeting with some great […]
The fact that outstanding auto loans have passed the $1 trillion mark is garnering headlines, as well as Ohio’s vote on legalizing marijuana and Warren […]
“Texas alone accounts for 15% of all new single family homes built in the United States.” I find this factoid interesting on a number of […]
“Rob, I’ve heard that the fines that a company pays to the CFPB are tax deductible. So therefore the money is just transferred from one […]
There are few other places in August where I’d rather spend a week than Texas, so off I go this morning on a visit to […]
I am currently in the Pacific Daylight Time zone for the Mortgage Collaborative conference near San Diego. Do time zones ever make the headlines? Rarely […]
Years ago I loved playing Trivial Pursuit. (Supposedly 95% of its questions are still accurate 25 years later!) And although TRID is no game, Morf […]
