Here in Hawai’i, over the last 30 years, rainfall in Hawaii has decreased by 18%. The population in the region has doubled since 1959, with […]
On Sunday, here in Hawai’i, and everywhere else I guess, is Lei Day. I was all set to go down the 5th grade joke path, […]
While the industry digests Freddie Mac’s first quarter earnings (47 percent purchase, 53 percent refi), if you try to correct my grammar, I will think […]
Change is mandatory. Progress is optional. Are signing bonuses a sign of progress? Perhaps not, and more a continued sign of the competitive times. “A […]
Running feels great unless you compare it to not running. While here in Northern California for a board meeting, I received, “I read your capital […]
“I’d listen to their forecasts about as much as I’d listen to Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler dispense advice on monogamy.” Regardless of who this LO was […]
As bulk packages of mortgage servicing rights continue to hit the market (primarily from lenders who’ve held servicing but now need some cash/liquidity), let’s shift […]
“Two silkworms had a race. They ended up in a tie.” There aren’t a lot of ties of either kind in mortgage banking, but there […]
When you’re working from home, how interesting can next Thursday’s, April 28th, “Take Your Children to Work Day” be? WFH, or hybrid arrangements, is a […]
Happy 420 Day. (Tomorrow, by the way, is Happy Surprise Drug Test Day.) Another day, another layoff story from Better.com. The human tragedy in Ukraine […]
