Today’s mortgage rates bump up again | February 12, 2021 – Fox Business
Today’s mortgage rates bump up again | February 12, 2021 Fox Business
Today’s mortgage rates bump up again | February 12, 2021 Fox Business
MAXEX, a digital home loan exchange platform, has bolstered its management team with the addition of mortgage veterans Maloch Spivey and Steven Valladares. Spivey, who brings 17 years of experience, will serve as managing director of loan operations and transaction management. In this role, he will oversee operational delivery across the transaction lifecycle. Spivey made … [Read more…]
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Here we are in the seemingly 58 th week of 2020. What’s new? The podcast of today’s commentary features thoughts from the Millennial host on how lenders can address that market, and it can be heard via Apple , Spotify , or Google : subscribe and download. In terms of news, the FHFA extended forbearance protection past March. (More below on that.) And rating agency Moody’s view is that the CFPB’s recent changes to the QM rules would “allow lenders to qualify more types of loans as QM, resulting in a non-QM market with loans of lower credit quality, since most of today’s higher-quality non-QM loans would qualify as QM under the new rules, making future non-QM more synonymous with non-prime… the rule, if implemented could incentivize some lenders to price riskier loans…(read more)
Angel Oak Home Loans is expanding its presence in the East Coast with the opening of its first branch in Washington, DC. The non-QM lender said that the new office is run by branch manager Mike Harrison, who will oversee day-to-day operations and meet long-term growth goals. The DC branch is the first location Angel … [Read more…]
Today’s mortgage refinance rates inch lower | February 10, 2021 Fox Business
Todayâs cultural moment is potentially different than it was 10 years ago, and it is anticipated regulators will deploy the Equal Credit Opportunity Act and Fair Housing Act, and even state anti-discrimination laws, in novel ways to nudge servicers to do their part to support the equity agenda.
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