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Do you expect the home buyer tax credit extension to contribute to a noticeable pick up in loan production?

Created By: Adam Quinones
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Friday 3/6...New Housing Plan Update

by Victor Burek -
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Adam Quinones, one of the mbs commentary bloggers, has wrote a fantastic blog regarding the new Housing Affordability and Stabilization Plan introduced this week.  I encourage all mortgage professionals to check it out.  CLICK ME.  This blog has the actual guidelines and qualifications and may be a little to advanced for the average consumer, but Adam put a great deal of time into putting this together.  Please check it out.  You will see sections titled Plain and Simple which will be comments from Adam to help explain each section.

 

Adam, YOU DA MAN!!!!! 


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It is fantastic! Really clarifies the situation and fills you in to what the media doesnt show *grin*
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Great Info, Thanks for the post Vic. One other question: Is it just me or is being a Loan Officer becoming dificult from a 'Program and Pricing' point of view..??? Kinda like a huge flow chart of if/then goto ... I hope some lenders come up with a good program/pricing engine pretty fast, otherwist it'll take an hour to price 1 loan and hope you dodn't miss something.. Thanks, Again, Jim
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Jim, it is definitely not getting easier but that should keep a lot of the bad LO's from coming back into the mortgage industry.
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Not to advertise for them, but try loansifter.com. WELL, WELL worth $60 per month even in these times.