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Latest Post: Thu, Apr 23 2009 6:16 PM by Bill Eggleston
  • Tue, Mar 31 2009 1:40 PM
    [Poll] How many of your lenders have already announced plans to offer DU REFI PLUS ?

    How many of your lenders have already announced plans to offer DU REFI PLUS ?

    How many of your lenders have already announced plans to offer DU REFI PLUS ?

    • 0 (35.3%)
    • 1 (27%)
    • 2 (17.5%)
    • 3 (7.5%)
    • 4 (5.2%)
    • 5 (1.6%)
    • > 5 (6%)
    • Total Votes: 252
    • Voting Ended: 5/8/2009
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    MBS/ABS Product Manager
    Thomson Reuters
    adam.quinones@thomsonreuters.com
  • Tue, Mar 31 2009 1:55 PM

    As we are supposed to be able to send them in - only in a few days now - it would be nice to know which lenders ARE going to be putting them on the rate sheets! Please post in a prominent place on the site!!

  • Tue, Mar 31 2009 5:38 PM

    I'm a correspondent lender and we have no information just yet. I also have wholesale relationships as well and haven't had any formal information yet.  I'm also waiting on the Fannie Conf Agency loan limits to go back to 2008 levels and have no sense when that will happen either.  Clients are getting frustrated waiting for these answers.

  • Tue, Mar 31 2009 5:43 PM

    Two of my most active lenders told me a week ago they had no plans to offer this since the loans will not be covered by MI.

  • Tue, Mar 31 2009 6:16 PM

    I'm a broker and Wells Fargo is the only one who has said they will offer this via wholesale.  Hope the other kids jump on board though, hate to think how long the turn times will be.

  • Tue, Mar 31 2009 8:01 PM

    My wife Glenna Thompson uses Mortgage Services III inc. bloomington, Il. and her AE Linda Starks (815) 378-8393 says they are starting next week.

     

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    G.V.C. MORTGAGE, INC.
    VIDEOPKRPLAYER@AOL.COM
    (219) 662-0166 x22
  • Tue, Mar 31 2009 8:16 PM

    We received a notice that it is coming but that is all we got. No other information was available. I've already used the FNNMA web site to identify eligible properties but not one of the five were eligible. On the site it said that some loans held by other investors were eligible. How do you find out which other investors are eligible or is FANNMA and FHLMC loans the only eligible loans? If this is the case I'm not going to spend allot of time marketing it. In my area most borrowers that bought in the past 5 years are upside down with 2nds. Has anybody had any success with subordinating? If so how long did it take? How many times did you have to extend the lock? This loan looks good on paper but when you try to apply it you will find it is just like the FHA Secure that went no where. I'm focusing on purchase business not waisting my time on refis. 

  • Tue, Mar 31 2009 9:29 PM

    People's Wholesale out of AZ sent notices several weeks ago that they were already working on it.  No major news revelations from the other lenders I work with however.

  • Wed, Apr 1 2009 6:23 AM

    Hey Hammer,

    The Freddie Mac version doesn't have any upside for borrowers either.  The servicer/lenders are quoting astronomical interest rates because they can only charge a maximum of $2500 total in closing costs.  In most states that doesn't even cover the hard/third party costs.

      I have had 19 borrowers (Freddie Mac loans) contact their servicer/lenders to get quotes based on the new guidelines.  14 of them received quotes and the lowest was 5.625% on a 30 year fixed.  Furthermore, 6 of them were quoted in the 6's.  5 borrowers were informed that their lender is not going to honor the DU REFI PLUS/REFI Plus guidelines.

    Based on the information I have, being only 3 days away from the implimentation of these guidelines, this program will fall flat on its ***; worse than any other program that has come around in over a year.  The government needs to step in and tell the MI companies to cover the loans or be forced out of the business by the government creating their own MI entity.  If the government does step in and create a SUDO MI company for these guidelines, the other MI companies will have to follow suit or risk loosing huge market share and profit loss.

    Hope things change soon

  • Wed, Apr 1 2009 10:41 AM

    Govt sponsored MI?  I think that's a great idea.

  • Wed, Apr 1 2009 8:52 PM

     

     

    From Everbank

       FNMA Refinance Plus Conforming Fixed & ARM Mortgages

    •  

        FNRFP15F, FNRFP20F, FNRFP30F, FNRFP5YL, FNRFP7YL, FNRFP10Y, HBRFP15F, HBRFP30F, HBRFP5YL 

    Fannie Mae’s Home Affordable Refinance program provides refinance opportunities to borrowers with existing Fannie Mae loans who have demonstrated an acceptable payment history but due to declining home values have been unable to refinance to a lower payment.  This program offers options to refinance into a more stable mortgage product.

    Effective Monday April 6, 2009, the FNMA DU Refinance Plus will be available to all production channels as any lender may refinance the existing mortgage without being the current mortgage servicer. This is the first of subsequent phases based on additional MI partner participation.  Key benefits of the April version will allow current FNMA uninsured MI loans which will now exceed an 80% LTV to refinance without new MI up to the maximum LTV/CLTV/HCLTV as outlined in the lending grid.

    Highlights of this initial product offering include the following:

    • All loans must receive a DU Approve/Eligible only. (No Expanded Approval or Manual UW, although some Approve/Ineligible will apply)
    • The April version will follow the Standard FNMA DU lending grid with some expanded LTV/CTLV/HCLTV up to 80.00% from 75.00% for 3-4 unit primary residences and for investment properties. (Not High Balance)
    • New subordinate financing is not permitted and existing subordinate financing cannot be paid off at closing, it must be re-subordinated.
    • No minimum FICO for LTV’s < 80.00%
    • A minimum FICO of 580 for LTV’s > 80.00%
    • A minimum FICO of 680 for all High Balance ARMs at LTV’s > 80.00%.
    • Mortgage Insurance will not be required as long as the original FNMA mortgage did not require primary, borrower-paid MI.  Lender Paid MI is not available under this program.
    • Project reviews for Condominiums and PUDs are not required.
    • This product is not subject to the EverBank Declining Markets policy

     

    PRODUCT FNMA DU Refi Plus Conforming Fixed Rate & ARM Mortgages
    PROGRAM OVERVIEW The FNMA Home Affordable Refinance program is for FNMA guaranteed loans that provide the borrower with acceptable payment histories unique refinance opportunities due to declining home price values.  All loans will require DU approval and offer expanded eligibility criteria and reduced documentation requirements. 
    PROGRAM INTENT This program is designed to provide a benefit to the borrower by refinancing their current loan into a more stable product. Examples of this are transactions that move the borrower from:
    • an interest only loan to a fully amortized loan: or
    • an ARM to a fixed rate; or
    • reducing a 30 year fixed term to a 15 year fixed rate term
    LOAN PROGRAM CODES Fully Amortized

    Fixed Rate: FNRFP15F, FNRFP20F, FNRFP30F

    ARM: FNRFP5YL, FNRFP7YL, FNRFP10Y

    LOAN PROGRAM CODES –

    HIGH BALANCE LOAN AMOUNTS

    Fully Amortized

    Fixed Rate: HBRFP15F, HBRFP30F

    ARM: HBRFP5YL

    LOAN TYPE Limited Cash-Out Refinance
    LOAN TERM Fully Amortized

    Fixed Rate: 120, 180, 240, 300, 360

    ARM: 180 or 360months

    High Balance

    Fixed Rate: 180 & 360 months only

    ARM: 360 months only

    ARM FEATURES Conversion Option:  None

    Caps:  5/1, 7/1 and 10/1:  5/2/5

    Margin:  2.25%

    Index:  Average of the interbank offered rates for (1) year US dollar deposits in the London market, as published in the Wall Street Journal.

    ELIGIBLE PROPERTY TYPES
    • 1 Unit Single Family Residence
    • 2 – 4 Units  
    • FNMA Eligible Condos and Planned Unit Developments (PUDs)
    INELIGIBLE PROPERTY TYPE
    • Manufactured Homes
    • Co-Ops
    ELIGIBLE DU RECOMMENDATIONS
    • DU Approve/Eligible
    • DU Approve/Ineligible (Ineligible only for LTV/CLTV/HCLTV ratios or minimum representative credit scores)
    INELIGIBLE TRANSACTIONS
    • Loans with new subordinate financing
    • Loans receiving Expanded Approval findings
    DU REFI PLUS-

    EXPANDED ELIGIBILITY

    The following transactions which are currently limited to 75% LTV/CLTV/HCLTV will be eligible up to 80% LTV/CLTV/HCLTV under this version of DU Refinance Plus. This does not include High Balance.
    • 3-4 Unit Primary Residence
    • 1-4 Unit Investment Property
     

    For all other transactions, the current FNMA DU maximum allowable LTV/CLTV/HCLTV will apply. See lending grids at end of this program description.

    STATE SPECIFIC CRITERIA – HAWAII
    • Leasehold estates must follow FNMA & EverBank Leasehold standards as
          published in the EverBank Corporate Underwriting Guidelines
    • Leasehold properties will require an ALTA leasehold endorsement.
    • Properties identified in Lava Flow Zones #1 & #2 are considered ineligible. 
    INELIGIBLE LENDING AREAS Guam, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands
    OCCUPANCY
    • Primary
    • Second Homes
    • Investment
    ELIGIBLE BORROWERS
    • The borrowers on the existing mortgage must be identical to the borrowers on
            the new mortgage
    • Borrowers may be added to the new loan, provided the existing borrower is retained. In addition, the new borrower(s) must be one of the following:
    • U.S. Citizen
    • Permanent Resident Aliens
    • Non-Permanent Resident Aliens
    INELIGIBLE BORROWERS Foreign Nationals
    LOANS PER BORROWER No Limit - The FNMA Multiple Mortgages to the Same Borrower policy as announced in FNMA Announcement #09-02 does not apply to the FNMA DU Refi Plus program. No message will be issued from DU, and all loans under this program are exempt from this policy.
    MINIMUM LOAN AMOUNT None
    MAXIMUM LOAN AMOUNTS 1 Unit: $417,000           Alaska & Hawaii*: 1 Unit: $625,500

    2 Units: $533,850                                         2 Units: $800,775

    3 Units: $645,300                                         3 Units: $967,950

    4 Units: $801,950                                         4 Units: $1,202,925

    HIGH BALANCE MAXIMUM LOAN AMOUNTS 1 Unit: $625,500          Alaska & Hawaii*: 1 Unit: $938,250

                                  

    These amounts are the maximum loan amounts that may apply in high-cost areas; the limit may be lower for a specific high-cost area.

    High-Cost areas and maximum loan amounts can be found at the end of this program description.

    HOUSING / DEBT RATIOS No maximum; as determined by DU
    MAXIMUM LTV RATIOS See lending grids at end of program description for Maximum LTV/CLTV/HCLTV Ratios.
    QUALIFYING RATE AND PAYMENT Fully Amortized 5/1, 7/1, & 10/1 ARMs:  Qualify at Note rate 

    In all cases, the qualifying payment should be reflected in the housing and debt ratios and noted as such on the Transmittal Summary (Form 1008).

    GIFT DOCUMENTATION DU:  Gift information is provided on the 1003 and must include the donor’s name/address/phone number, the amount of the gift, and the relationship to the borrower.
    RESERVES As determined by DU
    SUBORDINATE FINANCING
    • All existing subordinate financing must be re-subordinated. It cannot be paid off as  part of a DU Refinance Plus transaction
    • No new subordinate financing is permitted.
     
    LTV/CLTV/HCLTV definitions are outlined below:

    LTV: Obtained by dividing the first lien amount by the value

    CLTV: Obtained by dividing the first lien amount and the disbursed amount of the HELOC & any other secondary financing by value.

    HCLTV: Obtained by dividing the first lien amount and the total HELOC credit line limit & any other secondary financing by the value.

    *All CLTV limits must be satisfied first in order to be eligible for HCLTV limits. *

    MORTGAGE INSURANCE Mortgage Insurance will not be required for DU Refi Plus loans with an LTV > 80.00% if the original LTV on the existing FNMA loan was less than or equal to 80%. The following message will be issued by DU when mortgage insurance is not required:
    • Mortgage Insurance is not required for this DU Refinance Plus loan
     

    In addition to this DU message, all loan files not currently serviced by EverBank will require a copy of the existing mortgage monthly statement to confirm no MI currently is in force. Loans currently being serviced by EverBank will need to confirm that no mortgage insurance is in place on the existing loan via MSP. (MIP - Screen to confirm MI Code of 13)

    If the original LTV on the existing FNMA loan was > 80.00% and DU does not issue the message above, the loan is ineligible for a DU Refi Plus and the borrower should be offered a different loan transaction.

    Existing FNMA-owned loans that currently have Lender Paid MI are NOT eligible for DU Refi Plus.  They will never receive a message offering a DU Refi Plus transaction.

    All DU Refi Plus loans greater than 80.01% without MI will require a new MI code of  95 at time of Loan Delivery. (See end of PDS)

    REFINANCE DEFINITIONS Limited Cash-Out Refinance:
    • Pay off of 1st Lien regardless of age.
    • No subordinate financing may be paid off with the proceeds of the new mortgage
    • Pay related closing costs, prepaid items and points
    • Disburse cash out to Borrower not to exceed 2% or $2000, whichever is less.
    ESCROWS
    •  
        Required, unless LTV is 80% or less, subject to price adjustment; refer to rate sheet.
    TEMPORARY BUYDOWNS
    •  
        Ineligible
    PREPAYMENT PENALTY None
    APPRAISAL REQUIRMENTS Appraisal Standards will be determined by DU with new options as outlined below: 

    Certain DU Refi Plus loans will waive the requirement for an appraisal or exterior-only property inspection. For those specific DU Refi Plus loans, the DU Finding Report will issue two property fieldwork recommendation messages:

    • One message will indicate that the loan is eligible for the DU Refi Plus;

         Property Fieldwork Waiver : AND

    • The other message will indicate the minimum level of property fieldwork required if the lender does not elect to exercise the DU property report waiver.

    If a loan is ineligible for PFW and DU does not offer the Property Fieldwork Waiver, a message will be issued indicating the minimum level of property fieldwork required.

    The DU Property Fieldwork Waiver will not be offered in the following scenarios:

    • Loans that receive an Approve/Ineligible recommendation from DU
    • All 2-4 unit properties
     

    The Property Fieldwork Waiver offered by DU is only valid if offered on the final DU submission. Any subsequent submissions to DU where the Property Fieldwork Waiver is not offered invalidates the option to use the PFW and the minimum level of property fieldwork must be used. 

    To identify the loan is exercising this option the underwriter should select the PIW flag in the front-end system. All Property Fieldwork Waivers will require the SFC Code of 807 at Loan Delivery and a fee of $75.00.

    PROPERTY LISTED FOR SALE FNMA Announcement 08-22 requires lenders to confirm that the subject property is not currently listed for sale. All loans where the Property Fieldwork Waiver is exercised will require a signed affidavit from the borrower disclosing how long the borrower has owned the property and whether the property is currently listed for sale. 

    An EverBank Borrower DU Refi Plus Affidavit Form has been created.   This will be part of the application package and can be signed prior to closing OR the Underwriter should place an At Closing UW condition in order to get this signed as part of the closing package.

    PROJECT WARRANTY STANDARDS Project Warranty Reviews are not required for Condominiums or PUD projects.

    EverBank must only confirm the property is not a CondoTel. (web site confirmation)

    FNMA Project Type Codes are required at Loan Delivery as follows:

    V - Condominiums

    E - PUD’s

    Underwriters will be required to place the correct Condo V Project Type on the final 1008 since LQ & WITS currently do not support this value. (Pending LOS updates)

    AGE OF CREDIT PACKAGE & APPRAISAL DOCUMENTS The credit package and all appraisal documentation (including Property Fieldwork Waiver) must be no older than 120 days to the Note date.

     
    Property Fieldwork Waiver - When offered and executed, all loans should apply and select the PIW Flag in your LOS for correct identification.

    DECLINING MARKET POLICY This product is not subject to the EverBank Declining Market Policy – Maximum LTV/CLTV will be determined by DU or per the lending grids at the back of the program description.
    UNDERWRITING GUIDELINES
    • All loans originated under this program must be underwritten through DU
    • Follow FNMA Seller Guide standards when not addressed
    • Underwriting is subject to EverBank guidelines
    INCOME DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS Income must be documented to the DU Finding report.  The minimum requirements issued by DU are as follows:
    • Salary/Bonus/Overtime: 1 current paystub and a verbal verification of employment (VVOE)
    • Commission/Self-Employment – 1 year’s federal income tax returns
    4506-T Required for all loans. Refer to Underwriting Bulletin #2009-13 for requirements.
    CREDIT REPORT & CREDIT SCORE REQUIREMENTS 
    A residential mortgage credit report or tri-merged report conforming to all FNMA requirements may be used.

    The “Representative” FICO score for all qualifying borrowers is determined as follows:

    • One Borrower: Lowest of 2 or Middle of 3 FICO’s obtained
      • Multiple Borrowers: Lowest “applicable” FICO among ALL borrowers used to determine “representative” FICO for product eligibility.
     

    Minimum Credit Score requirements:

    LTV’s < 80%: No minimum credit score required

    LTV’s > 80%: 580 minimum credit score required

                             680 minimum credit score for High Balance ARMs

    ADVERSE CREDIT POLICY 
    Judgments/Garnishments:  All must be satisfied prior to closing.

    Collections/Charge-offs:

    • DU Loans
    • 1 Unit, Primary Residence – Collection and charge-off accounts are not required to be paid off, regardless of the amount, provided the account does not threaten the subject loan’s first lien position. 
    • 2 – 4 Unit Primary Residence and Second Home – Accounts totaling up to $5,000 in aggregate may remain unpaid.  All others must be satisfied prior to closing.
    • Investment properties - Accounts up to $250 per acct. or $1000 in aggregate may remain unpaid.  All others must be satisfied prior to closing.
     

    Please refer to the DU findings report for any adverse credit policy messages.

    CONTINGENT LIABILITIES
    • Co-signed Loan:  A co-signed debt may be excluded from ratios provided there is documentation to show the primary obligor has made the last 12 months payments and there is not a history of delinquencies.
    • Property Settlement “Buyouts”: Outstanding mortgage liabilities may be excluded from ratios provided a transfer of title is obtained to release our borrower (Quit Claim Deed)
    • Assumptions: Contingent mortgages are not considered in qualifying ratios with evidence of ownership transfer, & a executed assumption agreement, and evidence of timely payments during the most recent 12 month period OR borrower must qualify with the full payment.
    • Court-Ordered Assignment of Debt: Long term debt may be excluded from ratios provided a divorce decree/separation agreement specifies another individual as responsible & transfer of ownership can be documented.
    • Loans Secured by Financial Assets (401-K’s): Loans secured by a financial asset may be excluded from long term debt provided the acct. statement indicates the asset as collateral for the outstanding loan. These same assets used for the subject transaction must be discounted to reduce the value of the asset by the loan amount.
    POWER OF ATTORNEY Eligible:
    • Production closer approval required
    • Follow agency and published standards
    LOAN DELIVERY CODING - SPECIAL FEATURE CODES (SFC) Loan Delivery SFC codes MUST be submitted to FNMA as follows:
    • 147 - DU Refi Plus Program
    • 807 - Property Fieldwork Waiver Exercised ($75.00) PIW Flag Set
    • 95 - NO MI Code -All LTV’s over 80.01% without MI
     

    FNMA Unique Project Type Codes:

    • V - Condominiums (Underwriter to place on 1008- Pending LOS updates)
    • E - PUD’s
    ASSUMABILITY Fixed Rate: Not Assumable

    5/1, 7/1 and 10/1 ARMs:  Assumable with borrower qualification and lender approval after initial fixed period.

    DISCLOSURES Fixed Rate:  Standard Disclosure Package

    5/1 ARM:  1 year LIBOR 51525 

    7/1 ARM:  1 year LIBOR 71525  

    10/1 ARM:  1 year LIBOR 10525

    CLOSING PACKAGE NAME Fixed Rate:  Conventional Fixed Rate

    5/1 ARM:  5/1 year LIBOR NonConvrt 525 caps/MAPS

    7/1 ARM:  7/1 year LIBOR NonConvrt 525 caps/MAPS

    10/1 ARM:  10/1 year LIBOR NonConvrt 525 caps

    NOTES AND RIDERS Fixed Rate:  Multistate Fixed Rate Note # 3200 (or state specific as required)

    5/1 ARM:  Note 3528 & Rider 3187

    7/1 ARM:  Note 3528 & Rider 3187

    10/1 ARM:  Note 3528 & Rider 3187

    ORIGINATION CHANNELS  (A) All Production Channels 

     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

    DU ELIGIBILITY MATRICES

    FULLY AMORTIZED FIXED RATE AND ARMS
    Limited Cash-Out Refinance
    Occupancy Number of Units LTV CLTV HCLTV Minimum FICO
    Primary Residence 1-2 80.01-95 95 95 580
    80 95 95 N/A
    3-4 80 80 80 N/A
    Second Home 1 80.01-90 90 90 580
    80 90 90 N/A
    Investment 1-4 80 80 80 N/A

     
     
     
     

    HIGH BALANCE FULLY AMORTIZED FIXED RATE AND ARMS 1
    Limited Cash-Out Refinance
    Occupancy Number of Units LTV CLTV HCLTV Minimum FICO1
    Primary Residence

    and Second Home

    1 80.01-90 90 90 580
    80 90 90 N/A
    Investment 1 75 75 75 N/A

    1 The minimum credit score for High-Balance ARMs > 80% LTV is 680 – no exceptions 
     
     
     

    HIGH BALANCE HIGH-COST AREA MAXIMUM LOAN AMOUNTS

    State County Name 1-Unit Limit
    California Alameda 625,500
    Alpine 463,450
    Contra Costa 625,500
    El Dorado 474,950
    Los Angeles 625,500
    Marin 625,500
    Mono 529,000
    Monterey 483,000
    Napa 592,250
    Nevada 477,250
    Orange 625,500
    Placer 474,950
    Sacramento 474,950
    San Benito 625,500
    San Diego 546,250
    San Francisco 625,500
    San Luis Obispo 561,200
    San Mateo 625,500
    Santa Barbara 603,750
    Santa Clara 625,500
    Santa Cruz 625,500
    Sonoma 520,950
    Ventura 598,000
    Yolo 474,950
    Colorado Eagle 625,500
    Hinsdale 423,200
    Lake 625,500
    Ouray 419,750
    Pitkin 625,500
    Routt 625,500
    San Miguel 625,500
    Summit 625,500
    Connecticut Fairfield 511,750
    District of Columbia District of Columbia 625,500
    Florida Collier 448,500
    Monroe 529,000
    Georgia Greene 515,200
    Hawaii Honolulu 721,050
    Kauai 713,000
    Maui 626,750
    Idaho Blaine 457,700
    Teton 625,500
    Maryland Anne Arundel 494,500
    Baltimore 494,500
    Baltimore City 494,500
    Calvert 625,500
    Carroll 494,500
    Charles 625,500
    Frederick 625,500
    Harford 494,500
    Howard 494,500
    Montgomery 625,500
    Prince George's 625,500
    Queen Anne's 494,500
    Massachusets Bristol 426,650
    Dukes 625,500
    Essex 465,750
    Middlesex 465,750
    Nantucket 625,500
    Norfolk 465,750
    Plymouth 465,750
    Suffolk 465,750
    New Hampshire Rockingham 465,750
    Strafford 465,750
    New Jersey Bergen 625,500
    Essex 625,500
    Hudson 625,500
    Hunterdon 625,500
    Middlesex 625,500
    Monmouth 625,500
    Morris 625,500
    Ocean 625,500
    Passaic 625,500
    Somerset 625,500
    Sussex 625,500
    Union 625,500
    New York Bronx 625,500
    Kings 625,500
    Nassau 625,500
    New York 625,500
    Putnam 625,500
    Queens 625,500
    Richmond 625,500
    Rockland 625,500
    Suffolk 625,500
    Westchester 625,500
    North Carolina Camden 625,500
    Currituck 458,850
    Hyde 483,000
    Pasquotank 625,500
    Perquimans 625,500
    Pennsylvania Pike 625,500
    Rhode Island Bristol 426,650
    Kent 426,650
    Newport 426,650
    Providence 426,650
    Washington 426,650
    Utah Salt Lake 600,300
    Summit 600,300
    Tooele 600,300
    Virginia Albemarle County 437,000
    Amelia County 535,900
    Arlington County 625,500
    Caroline County 535,900
    Charles City County 535,900
    Chesterfield County 535,900
    Clarke County 625,500
    Cumberland County 535,900
    Dinwiddie County 535,900
    Fairfax County 625,500
    Fauquier County 625,500
    Fluvanna County 437,000
    Gloucester County 458,850
    Goochland County 535,900
    Greene County 437,000
    Hanover County 535,900
    Henrico County 535,900
    Isle of Wight County 458,850
    James City County 458,850
    King and Queen County 535,900
    King William County 535,900
    Lancaster County 442,750
    Loudoun County 625,500
    Louisa County 535,900
    Mathews County 458,850
    Nelson County 437,000
    New Kent County 535,900
    Powhatan County 535,900
    Prince George County 535,900
    Prince William County 625,500
    Spotsylvania County 625,500
    Stafford County 625,500
    Surry County 458,850
    Sussex County 535,900
    Warren County 625,500
    York County 458,850
    Alexandria city 625,500
    Charlottesville city 437,000
    Chesapeake city 458,850
    Colonial Heights city 535,900
    Fairfax city 625,500
    Falls Church city 625,500
    Fredericksburg city 625,500
    Hampton city 458,850
    Hopewell city 535,900
    Manassas city 625,500
    Manassas Park city 625,500
    Newport News city 458,850
    Norfolk city 458,850
    Petersburg city 535,900
    Poquoson city 458,850
    Portsmouth city 458,850
    Richmond city 535,900
    Suffolk city 458,850
    Virginia Beach city 458,850
    Williamsburg city 458,850
    Washington King 506,000
    Pierce 506,000
    San Juan County 483,000
    Snohomish 506,000
    West Virginia Jefferson 625,500
    Wyoming Teton 625,500
  • Fri, Apr 3 2009 1:18 PM

    Has Everbank issued any pricing for DU refiPLUS? 
    In other words is it the same as the regular grid or is there some crazy 1.000-3.625 add on which is what Flagstar was offering with their existing FNMA Streamlined refi announced back in February.
    If these types of add-ons prevail, then indeed not only will the program be a dud, but it totally misses the intent of the Affordable Home Refinance objective.

  • Sun, Apr 5 2009 12:26 AM

    Jason 'Hammer' Helmer:
    Gov't sponsored MI................Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

    Wait, I think I've heard of that before.

    Oh yeah - they call it FHA....................

    Nope.  Let it be, let it be.  So what if people can't refinance to the lowest rates ever because they lost value - OH WELL.

    took the words out of my mouth...good stuff...

  • Sun, Apr 5 2009 12:46 PM

    Ex correspondent originator now working retail.  You all need to prepare for the inevitable here.  We get this loan tomorrow in our product guidelines.  We also have been told in no uncertain terms that any broker crazy enough to think they will get someone in our port to do du refi plus will be screwed as soon as the payoff is ordered.  Servicing will transfer to origination and have the loan converted to the streamline version available through the lender...no appraisal, no income docs, no asset docs....pricing off our standard sheet.  Game over for wholesale and correspondent...you will be sitting out this refi wave.

  • Sun, Apr 5 2009 3:49 PM

    I think there are provisions making that illegal for servicers to jump in front of that - I read that somewhere... will it happen? Probably - but that's OK, my clients won't mind a little paperwork, and I'll reimburse them for the appraisal - and that's the way service from a good broker beats retail....

  • Sun, Apr 5 2009 3:59 PM

    Yes, this is what I read on Fannie's website:

    In accordance with the
    provisions of the Selling and
    Servicing Guide, Part I, Section
    309: Questionable Refinancing
    Practices, the lender may not
    specifically target borrowers
    whose mortgages are owned or
    securitized by Fannie Mae for a
    new mortgage.

    Unless I'm interpreting that wrong.... sounds like we have a little protection....

  • Sun, Apr 5 2009 7:35 PM

    dave johnson:
    Ex correspondent originator now working retail.  You all need to prepare for the inevitable here.  We get this loan tomorrow in our product guidelines.  We also have been told in no uncertain terms that any broker crazy enough to think they will get someone in our port to do du refi plus will be screwed as soon as the payoff is ordered.  Servicing will transfer to origination and have the loan converted to the streamline version available through the lender...no appraisal, no income docs, no asset docs....pricing off our standard sheet.  Game over for wholesale and correspondent...you will be sitting out this refi wave.

    And thus your processing department will see turn times skyrocket.  Then I will pick up your standard refis and purchases.

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  • Mon, Apr 6 2009 4:33 AM

    Hehehe, I feel like I'm in a poker game with a guy raising every hand - so what! If I have the cards, I'll win. You seem to either be vindictive, or trying to convince yourself you made the best move by going retail. Congrats on your good choice for yourself - but know this - if I gave you the names and numbers of my clients, you'd get zero of them! None. And while Wells Fargo had been quoting people 90 days for the refis, I've been getting them done in two weeks... see, when YOUR department backs up - you have nowhere else to go...... I can just send the file to another lender....

    Glad we're both where we want to be.... I won't continue this debate further....

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