Month: September 2022

In the words of former Vice President  Dan Quayle, “We are ready for any unforeseen event that may or may not occur.” Around the world, […]

Just over a week ago marked the 14th anniversary of the government’s takeover of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in the wake of […]

With most mortgage related headlines focused on rates being back above 6 percent for the first time since 2008, it makes sense that 67 percent of millennials […]

It really is the hope that kills you. That phrase, which was coined by English football fans and is probably more well known in America […]

With inflation likely causing the Fed to keep hiking rates aggressively (more on that in the Capital Markets section at the bottom), many people in […]

With the Fed set to end its MBS purchases tomorrow, removing free money from the MBS market, where do you think home affordability will go […]

Does evolution lead to success? Major League Baseball is banking that instituting a pitch clock and banning defensive shifts starting next year will lead towards […]

As we all know, it’s been a tough year for our industry. I receive plenty of emails about companies downsizing (though some are expanding) and […]

Whether it is independent mortgage banks or companies with the largest market caps in the world, new products are being developed and rolled out to […]

California is currently going through a heat wave (Sacramento set a temperature record on Tuesday at 116°), taxing the state’s power grid as energy demand […]