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Jana Holmstrup
on Sat May 18 2013, 5:05 PM
I believe the mortgage banker quoted in the 2nd paragraph is confusing QM Points & Fees vs. HOEPA Points & Fees vs. HPML Points & Fees. Three different rules with very different calculations. While QM and HOEPA exclude FHA's MIP - it is included in the HPML calculation and will cause huge issues if something is not changed... I do not foresee many doing HPML loans come January.
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Dana Beck
on Sat May 18 2013, 11:26 AM
I think we are playing semantics at this point. They are both defaults on the terms of the original note. Yes, a short-sale shows that a potential future borrower was more responsible than someone who just waited for the cash-for-keys check after the NOS. However, a new lender has to count on the previous lender's loss mitigation underwriters, and assume that they did their due diligence in making sure it was not a "Strategic" short-sale. In my opinion, a strategic short sale is as bad as a strategic foreclosure.
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Dana Beck
on Sat May 18 2013, 10:58 AM
On what planet do you need a 720 for conventional? Or 660 for FHA? A 720 for conventional can help get the best execution rate, as well as help get AUS approval for over 80%, allowing great programs such as LPMI for lower than the traditional 20% down payment, but the article is intellectually dishonest. The date provided could indicate that credit scores are up overall. But if you have a 560 mid FICO with compensating factors, you can still get a manually underwritten FHA home loan with 3.5% down if you know where to look.
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Frank Ceizyk
Vice President,
Heartland Mortgage, Inc
on Sat May 18 2013, 2:20 AM
Mr. Yun is just being idealistically unrealistic. The mortgage industry serves 3 masters. The housing consumer, the MBS investor, and the regulatory complex. Whether by default or by design, there is more at stake than ever before when it comes to the success or failure of financed home ownership. If the real estate industry had to subsidize the expense of any future default from the various recovery funds across the country, my guess is the mindset would be different.
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Ralph Otto
on Sat May 18 2013, 12:20 AM
I really like Yun with NAR - his comments are great. First he thinks banks are too strict with their money, slowing the housing market and the recovery. Now he thinks conforming loans should be given to borrowers with a 720 score. Conventional loans ARE given to borrowers with a 720 score (as we all know) and the pricing difference between 720 and 760 doesn't make much difference. As for strict guidelines, banks should be careful with their money. Where was he from 2007-2010? Current guidelines look a lot like 1996-1998 and it wasn't holding back buyers. Rates then were what.. 8% NAR should stick to Real Estate. If Yun had his way we would be back to 100% stated at 640 FICO and we'd be riding that roller coaster all over again.
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Steve Harkness
Mortgage Loan Originator,
CRL Homeloans, Inc
on Fri May 17 2013, 9:18 PM
Thank You for addressing this Ryan, You would think these Congressmen and Senators would have advisor's in place to correctly inform them what the actual laws are.
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Steve Harkness
Mortgage Loan Originator,
CRL Homeloans, Inc
on Fri May 17 2013, 9:16 PM
The inventory is there take a look around. The banks have so much shadow inventory that they are just letting rot on the foundations rather than sell at a reduced price.
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Frank Ceizyk
Vice President,
Heartland Mortgage, Inc
on Fri May 17 2013, 6:41 PM
There is a simple solution. Stop focusing on all of the nuances that go into how the rate and pricing are derived, and look at the bottom line to the consumer. What is the benefit of the transaction if it is a refinance and when will that benefit be achieved (at closing in the case of what we used to call 'no cost' pricing, or how long after costs of getting the benefit are absorbed in the event of a low cost or buydown rate). Is the benefit permanent, or temporary (adjustable rate/balloon). Are there any additional "risky features" (negative am/prepayment penalty). Whoever offers the benefit with the shortest path to achieving that benefit, with the lowest risk that benefit could change in the future, wins the consumer's business. It's really just as easy as that. There would be no incentive for "abusive" lending if we were all competing to maximize the benefit we deliver to the consumer in the shortest time period, for the longest time horizon possible. Need to start reframing the entire argument.
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Ryan Brandenburger
Partner,
BayBurg Mortgage Inc.
on Fri May 17 2013, 5:48 PM
Dear Senator Nelson, I just wanted to correct your understanding regarding the mortgage rules after short sale and foreclosure. It does not take seven years after foreclosure to obtain a mortgage like you stated in your press conference. Currently the guidelines say 2 years if you have a good reason for SS or FC and 3 if not. Fannie Mae will allow you to obtain a mortgage after 5 years. Both HUD and Fannie Mae look at foreclosures and Short Sales as one in the same. Releasing this type of press is the only thing that would further hinder the recovery. Knowing the facts and getting in front of the podium and letting people know the truth would help the recovery. Thank you for your time! Ryan
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Randy Chambers
on Fri May 17 2013, 5:44 PM
Sales volume will NOT rise until more inventory becomes available, especially in western states metro areas. Indeed, that won't occur until more tentative subdivisions, condos and MPCs consummate their entitlement process, which, by the way, won't be for another one to four years. And then, we have to wait for the homes to be constructed. Moreover, since tens of thousands of distressed, REO and auctioned homes have been purchased by investors the last two years, the market has to wait for them to release these rental properties for sale. As far as REO homes still in bank inventory? Who knows how many they might release within the next one to two years.
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Christopher Stevens
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Matthew Graham
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Matthew Graham
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on Fri May 17 2013, 1:22 PM
"To help maintain a healthy fear of selling, keep in mind that most options for charting intermediate term (around 6-9 months) are bearish. Simple technicals are still bearish as well, as seen with the set of long to short moving averages on the chart (green/red crossing orange is an early signal while crossing purple is a bigger picture signal. Even after Thursday's rally, everything's still under the purple line. Just sayin..."
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Matthew Graham
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on Fri May 17 2013, 1:22 PM
just setting up that pre-FOMC range. Hopefully you've been reading the blog posts on MND. I've been talking more about it there.
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Matthew Carver
Executive / Management / Banker,
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on Fri May 17 2013, 1:22 PM
this all seems like such an over reaction
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Matthew Carver
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on Fri May 17 2013, 1:22 PM
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Bryan LaFlamme
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on Fri May 17 2013, 1:22 PM
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Andrew Horowitz
on Fri May 17 2013, 1:20 PM
healthy retest of the low from yesterday and then maybe a minor bounce back
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on Fri May 17 2013, 1:20 PM
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Steve Chizmadia
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American Capital Home Loans, A division of Pinnacle Capital Mortgage Coporation
on Fri May 17 2013, 1:20 PM
Many of those to follow unfortunately
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Matthew Carver
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on Fri May 17 2013, 1:19 PM
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Daniel Kramer
Senior Vice President,
United Mortgage Services, LLC
on Fri May 17 2013, 1:19 PM
seriosuly, what is going on with 10yr and MBS? how does it move so strongly in both directons day by day?>
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Scott Valins
Sr. Mortgage Consultant,
All County Capital Corp
on Fri May 17 2013, 1:19 PM
were still sub 1.94, MBS sell-off feels extreme
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MMNJ
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West Town Savings Bank
on Fri May 17 2013, 1:19 PM
no traction at all
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Christopher Stevens
Secondary Marketing Manager,
Premium Mortgage Corp
on Fri May 17 2013, 1:19 PM
wow Wells pricing on GNMA is off almost 50bps from yesterday
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Rich DeSimone
Originator / LO,
Mortgage Master Inc.
on Fri May 17 2013, 1:19 PM
This is crazy
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Jason Sheaffer
on Fri May 17 2013, 1:19 PM
and down the drain we go
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Jude Bridwell
Loan Originator,
Assurance Financial Group
on Fri May 17 2013, 1:19 PM
losing everything we gained yesterday
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Bert Swyers
Loan Officer,
Golden Oak Lending
on Fri May 17 2013, 1:19 PM
cant win, got 5 floaters and they are sinking, just signed em up yesterday and AM today
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Ken Crute
Branch Manager ,
Prime Mortgage Lending Inc
on Fri May 17 2013, 1:19 PM
sounds like I have heard that before
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Steven Stone
on Fri May 17 2013, 1:19 PM
the stock market has to top out soon
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Victor Burek
Mortgage Planner,
Open Mortgage
on Fri May 17 2013, 1:19 PM
interesting Q&A with Goldman about tapering, http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-05-17/goldman-issues-qa-tapering-says-not-yet
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Brayden Alexander
Mortgage Originator,
on Fri May 17 2013, 10:24 AM
traders know much more than consumers. Once this is digested we will reverse.
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Jude Bridwell
Loan Originator,
Assurance Financial Group
on Fri May 17 2013, 10:24 AM
i would take single digit red and call it a day
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Andrew Horowitz
on Fri May 17 2013, 10:24 AM
stocks way up, sequester came and went without the country collapsing, no headlines out of Washington, and silence from across the pond...all is good
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Matthew Graham
Rates Strategist, Author,
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on Fri May 17 2013, 10:23 AM
RTRS- THOMSON REUTERS/U. OF MICH CONSUMER EXPECTATIONS INDEX HIGHEST SINCE NOVEMBER 2012
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Matthew Graham
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on Fri May 17 2013, 10:23 AM
RTRS- THOMSON REUTERS/U. OF MICH CURRENT CONDITIONS INDEX HIGHEST SINCE OCT 2007
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Matthew Graham
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on Fri May 17 2013, 10:23 AM
RTRS- THOMSON REUTERS/U. OF MICH CONSUMER SENTIMENT INDEX HIGHEST SINCE JULY 2007
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Matthew Graham
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on Fri May 17 2013, 10:23 AM
RTRS- THOMSON REUTERS/U. OF MICH CURRENT CONDITIONS INDEX PRELIM MAY 97.5 (CONSENSUS 89.9) VS FINAL APRIL 89.9
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Victor Burek
Mortgage Planner,
Open Mortgage
on Fri May 17 2013, 10:23 AM
as stocks go, so goes sentiment
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Matthew Graham
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Mortgage News Daily / MBS Live!
on Fri May 17 2013, 10:23 AM
RTRS- THOMSON REUTERS/U. OF MICH US CONSUMER SENTIMENT PRELIMINARY MAY INDEX 83.7 (CONSENSUS 78.0) VS FINAL APRIL 76.4
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Jason Anker
Originator / LO,
Salem Five
on Fri May 17 2013, 10:23 AM
90 max
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Jason Anker
Originator / LO,
Salem Five
on Fri May 17 2013, 10:23 AM
I'm in MA and i've not heard of 95% combos since 2008
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