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Profitability Analysis, Closed-End 2nd Products; Ginnie Ticket Primer for Government Program Lenders - Vimarsana News

Profitability Analysis, Closed-End 2nd Products; Ginnie Ticket Primer for Government Program Lenders

Hey, I’ve got news for you: 2023 is half over. Sometimes reality bites, and vendors and lenders can’t sit there, wringing their hands, waiting for things to get better on their own. Are lenders suddenly going to make huge margins on lots of volume in the second half? Are LOs who were doing 2-3 loans a month in the first half suddenly going to do 4-6? Are vendor reps suddenly going to double their clients? Are rates going to plummet? Is the number of houses for sale going to skyrocket? Banks, credit unions, and depositories are certainly doing something. An analysis of call report...

Realscreen » Archive » Lion Television U.S. appoints longtime execs as co-presidents - Vimarsana News

Realscreen » Archive » Lion Television U.S. appoints longtime execs as co-presidents

Lion Television U.S., the American office of the award-winning prodco under All3Media’s Lime Pictures, has announced the promotion of longtime executives Allison Corn and Stan Hsue to co-presidents as the company strengthens ...

"Some Kind of Heaven," a documentary by Lance Oppenheim - Vimarsana News

"Some Kind of Heaven," a documentary by Lance Oppenheim

Photograph courtesy of Lance Oppenheim Ever since documentarian Lance Oppenheim ’19 first heard of The Villages, as a child growing up in south Florida, he’d been intrigued by the place. Often referred to as “Disneyland for seniors,” it is a sprawling retirement community with more than 123,000 residents living in daily vacation-like leisure, with a monthly amenity fee providing endless opportunities to party, socialize, golf, and even find romance. Oppenheim found himself wondering sometimes if the apparent oasis truly appealed to everyone who lived there, and if that appeal truly la...