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Has Purchase Loan Demand Hit a Bottom?

Created By: Adam Quinones
  • Yes (36.8%)
  • No (63.2%)

MBS Lower and Wider. Reprices Reported. Buyers Lurking

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Rate sheet influential mortgage-backs are experiencing some localized weakness as stocks rally and swaps spreads widen. Nominally, yield spreads have been wider all morning but price levels were still pushing new records because Treasuries were catching a bid, but the poo hit the fan a few minutes ago and prices plummeted. We're still in the green though...just off the session highs.

The September FNCL 4.0 is +0-03 at 101+30. The FNCL 4.5 is UNCH at 104-02. The secondary market current coupon is -1.6bps at 3.679. Yield spreads are at the wides of the week.

After much rallying, agency MBS appear exhausted, but I doubt this will last long. Buyers have consistently jumped on any sign of weakness...unfortunately I've already seen a few reprices for the worse.


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im taking a break for some beach time...man the fort while im gone!
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Here is a story on just one of the problems with this real estate mess. I just had Fannie cancel a purchase because they are unwilling to make the necessary repairs to the septic. Can someone please help me understand their logic.
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Hypercomplexity has given rise to declining marginal utility...see fall of the roman empire....
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Is the property eligible for Homepath? If so they probably figure they can find a buyer going that route instead of fixing the septic. If not maybe a 203K reno would work?
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ALL CASH BUYER?
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No, 35% down. I fixed the problem, I am going to finance the purchase in-house and do a holdback for the septic repairs. Rate is slightly higher on our 3/3 ARM then the current 30 year fixed but they want to close....and so do I. Thanks for the help!