Loan buybacks haven't disappeared, but they are trending down
The loan repurchase trend that began to sting many mortgage originators in 2022 appears to finally be winding down.
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The loan repurchase trend that began to sting many mortgage originators in 2022 appears to finally be winding down.
Elevated buyback pressure from Fannie and Freddie is particularly acute for small, struggling lenders seeking to sell mortgage-servicing rights (MSRs).
The uncertainty in the banking industry and the resulting pullback from the origination market has benefited non-QM players. But the ensuing secondary-market pricing pressure has also created liquidity woes and profit-margin challenges. Here's what non-QM lenders see on the horizon.
He company's recently purchased subsidiary, Blue Water Financial, will provide tools for asset pricing, transfer, due diligence and other tasks to ease secondary market trading functions.
The deal by Voxtur includes $30 million in cash and the remainder in shares of Voxtur's stock to Blue Water's shareholders.