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DeMarco Outlines Justification against GSE Principal Reduction
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Monday, January 23, 2012 5:16 PM

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Jan 23, 2012 5:12PM

DeMarco Outlines Justification against GSE Principal Reduction

Acting Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Director Edward J. DeMarco responded Friday to a request from 16 House Democrats to explain the statutory authority that DeMarco has claimed prohibits FHFA from offering principal reduction as part of loan modifications on loans it owns or guarantees. The request was made last November after DeMarco told the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform that his agency had concluded that "the use of principal reduction within the context of a loan...

Jan 23, 2012 3:12PM

Best-Execution Mortgage Rates Rise After Extended Period of Stability

For the first time in over a month, the Best-Execution rate for 30yr fixed mortgages rose from a rounded average of 3.875% to 4.00% today. The underlying borrowing costs associated with 3.875% didn't rise by a significantly painful amount, but the small increases across the board, combined with one huge move by a huge lender, was enough to bring the average rate closer to 4.0% than 3.875%. You may well wonder what the heck this all means. So we'll go into more detail tonight for enquiring minds....


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MBS Near Highs of The Day, Positive Reprices Reported

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Ourperformace Notwithstanding, MBS Still Getting Hit Pretty Hard

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MBS Outperform as ESM/EFSF News Prompts Bond Market Weakness

2:53 PM:

Fed Releases Templates for Reporting FOMC Participants' Projections of the Appropriate Target Federal Funds Rate

1:13 PM:

Potential Negative Reprices With MBS Near Lows

10:05 AM:

NAR: Existing Home Sales Up for Third Month (+5.0%)

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FHA Announces Additional Steps to Limit Risk and Strengthen Finances

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MBS Fight to Hold Ground, Eyeing Support Levels in Treasuries

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Matthew Graham

"Somewhere between none and almost none. But I suppose that would have been a more informative answer on Friday afternoon since we now pretty much have..."

John McClellan

"@milton - Do you really think that buyers have any clue at all about homestead exemptions and the impact, and even if they do it is such a small percentage..."

Milton Wynne

"The reason Decmber was better in home sales was due to buyer's wanting their homestead exemption on their real estate taxes. December has always been..."

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