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Trends and Statistics Regarding Millennial Potential Housing Market Impact

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by Rob Chrisman on March 13 2015, 8:08 AM

Last month I had the privilege of spending some time at the Florida Ellie Mae Encompass event with CEO Jonathan Corr. I was reminded that he had coined the term " human spackle " in terms of lenders who seem to throw ("spackle") employees at a problem...
Upcoming Training and Events; Merger/Acquisitions Update; MBA Weighs in on Lawsuit

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by Rob Chrisman on March 12 2015, 6:07 AM

Charles Dickens walks into a bar and asks for a martini. The bartender asks, "Olive or twist?" Some things have a clever twist, others not so much - and it is becoming increasingly hard to argue that values are not improving. Kroll Bond Rating Agency...
Lots of Vendor Updates; Rates Heading Back to Last Week's Levels

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by Rob Chrisman on March 11 2015, 7:19 AM

"Most mortgage bankers know that if they're attacked by a mob of clowns to go for the juggler." And most mortgage bankers know whether or not the communities in which they lend are expensive or not. In late February yet another list of the most expensive...
Court Ruling on LO Overtime; Mortgage Insurance Comparison; FHA/VA Lender Changes

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by Rob Chrisman on March 10 2015, 7:27 AM

The mortgage industry continues to deal with unintended consequences of over-regulation, including higher prices for borrowers. The barrel industry is learning a thing or two about unintended consequences. There are many small whiskey distillers cropping...
Deferred Debt Payment Calculation; Collateral Underwriter; Oil Impacting Commercial Real Estate

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by Rob Chrisman on March 09 2015, 8:02 AM

Occasionally I am asked about how the agencies handle certain types of debt. As a reminder, Fannie Mae requires that all deferred installment debt, including student loans not yet in repayment, be included in the calculation of the borrower's debt-to...
Jumbo News in Primary, Secondary and The Securitization Markets

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by Rob Chrisman on March 06 2015, 8:17 AM

Daylight Savings commences for many parts of the U.S. dark and early Sunday morning. For many this means spring is around the corner, with improved weather and the nearing of the "home buying season" which kind of coincides with "kitten season", per my...
Basel III Update; Training and Events; M&A Continues; Lending Standards and Credit Risk in 2015

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by Rob Chrisman on March 05 2015, 8:34 AM

At this time of year mortgage bankers everywhere are asking the same critical question: "Is it acceptable to make an entire lunch out of Girl Scout Cookies?" (The answer, of course, is yes, and rests on creating a wholesome meal out of various combinations...
ALTA Offers Advice to CFPB and Points out Major Problem with Disclosure Forms

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by Rob Chrisman on March 04 2015, 9:45 AM

Nothing ruins your Friday like realizing it is only Wednesday! I lose track of what we're celebrating this month: I was all geared up for the Irish, but the Census Bureau reminds us that it is Women's History Month. A good thing, too, as there are 161...
LO Comp Plan Survey; Recent Secondary Market Developments, Including Non-Performing Loan Sales

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by Rob Chrisman on March 03 2015, 8:08 AM

Irish-American Heritage is celebrated throughout the month of March and St. Patrick's Day is on March 17 th . Once again our Census Bureau has its finger on the numbers pulse. In 2013, there were 33.3 million residents in the U.S. who considered themselves...
Private MI Updates; Trends in Fast Growing Rental Markets and Gentrification

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by Rob Chrisman on March 02 2015, 7:09 AM

National MI recently added a Homebuyer Education course to its offerings. This online course will help first-time homebuyers navigate the home buying process, from how to qualify for a mortgage at affordable terms, to where to find a homebuyer assistance...
Note on VA Loans in Super Lien States; More on Oil's Impact on the Economy

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by Rob Chrisman on February 27 2015, 8:22 AM

Zillow published an article indicating that low-income renters have moved away from living in rural, dense communities and into more affluent suburban areas that were adversely affected by the recession. Historically, low-income renters lived in rural...
Mergers, Acquisitions, and Production Shifts; Upcoming Events and Training

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by Rob Chrisman on February 26 2015, 7:56 AM

Here in North Dakota, at -9 degrees this morning, appraising properties is a walk in the park, right? What about for appraisers in the Lake Erie area where there's a land-yacht? And then we have this little tax snafu where property taxes weren't paid...
Settlement Agent Poll; Fannie & Freddie Continue to be Discussed; Apps Continue Downward

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by Rob Chrisman on February 25 2015, 6:50 AM

Although the focus of this 6-day a week commentary is residential, it is good to have an awareness of commercial lending - especially as it competes at some banks with residential lending in terms of portfolio usage. Throughout the early 2000s, commercial...
Banks Confront Regulation Overload; LO Survey Results; MBA & Zombie House Proposals; Risk Sharing Securities

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by Rob Chrisman on February 24 2015, 6:32 AM

Zelman and Associates published its January Homebuilding Survey , indicating that 2015 is off to a strong start. Order growth increased 32% year-over-year, bumping 2015 first quarter order growth to 21%. The homebuilding survey increased to 60.5 from...
Ocwen Recent History; What is the NRHC?; Servicing Deals

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by Rob Chrisman on February 23 2015, 7:46 AM

Young adults are stacking up, but not shacking up - according to a recent Zillow analysis . Most young adults are living with their parents or living with friends in order to defray housing costs rather than cohabitating with a significant other. Low...

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