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Hedging, Automation, HELOC, MERS Audit, LO Benchmarking Products; Training Opportunities - Vimarsana News

Hedging, Automation, HELOC, MERS Audit, LO Benchmarking Products; Training Opportunities

Whether it is an obscure band or an eatery in San Diego, a well-known palindrome is “tacocat.” Huh? Yes, it’s the same spelled backward or forward. You hadn’t heard that one? How about this one: “Rob, have you heard that when Lender XYZ funds a loan, it is sold to an investor, and usually the servicing is sold to someone else, but then Lender XYZ and its LO quickly offer to refinance the loan when rates drop. At that point Lender XYZ makes its origination fee again, and the investor and servicer lose out.” Yes, it’s everywhere as originators and...

Hedging, Non-QM, Credit Verification, Digital Tools; Conventional/Conforming news; Fair Lending Interview - Vimarsana News

Hedging, Non-QM, Credit Verification, Digital Tools; Conventional/Conforming news; Fair Lending Interview

You should know that caffeine increases the power of aspirin and other painkillers, which is why it is found in some medicines. You should also know the “50-50-90 rule”, which definitely applies to me: Anytime you have a 50-50 chance of getting something right, there's a 90 percent probability you'll get it wrong. Cute sayings aside, one thing you don’t want to be wrong on is Fair Lending, and every lender, and their employees, should know the rules and regulations surrounding it, and know that its enforcement is a priority of the Consumer Finance Protectio...

Third-Party, Down Payment, Outsourcing Products, Freddie and Fannie Updates for Appraisals - Vimarsana News

Third-Party, Down Payment, Outsourcing Products, Freddie and Fannie Updates for Appraisals

It isn’t as if building or lending products, or ways of doing business, were handed down by Trappist monks. Change is always afoot, for better or worse. What is old is new again. Teachers are moving to oral exams to counteract AI and ChatGPT, similar to ancient Greek and Roman times. In the West and Southwest, adequate water rights and supplies have always been contentious but have resurfaced (get it?) with news that may impact other cities and towns: Arizona began limiting approvals for new developments within the Phoenix area. It’s hard to build large affordable housing develop...

Non-Agency, Appraisal, Loan Delivery Products; June and July Events; Expect a 75 bp Move Higher From the Fed - Vimarsana News

Non-Agency, Appraisal, Loan Delivery Products; June and July Events; Expect a 75 bp Move Higher From the Fed

“Do you know that humans eat more bananas than monkeys? Think about it, when was the last time you ate a monkey?” Words and terms are important. At this point, any company not having layoffs, reductions in force, or “right-sizing” (such a PC term) makes news, not the organizations actually making cuts and changes. (In K-pop news, even BTS announced a “hiatus” to focus on solo careers after nearly 10 years together.) And lenders aren’t the only ones cutting back. Real estate firms Compass and Redfin (owner of Bay Equity Home Loans) are laying 6-1...

eSign, Jumbo, Sales, Appraisal Products; Warehouse Wanted; FHA, VA News; QT Ahead? Rates Up, Apps Down - Vimarsana News

eSign, Jumbo, Sales, Appraisal Products; Warehouse Wanted; FHA, VA News; QT Ahead? Rates Up, Apps Down

Grammar is important. What’s the difference between a kleptomaniac and a literalist? A literalist takes things literally. A kleptomaniac takes things, literally. How about the grammar of, “Rates ain’t going down any time soon.”? The global bond selloff continues as the day the Federal Reserve is expected to start downsizing its balance sheet draws nearer. On to QT (Quantitative Tightening?) The yield on the 10-year Treasury note is now above 2.6 percent, sending it back to ranges in which it traded in 2018 and 2019. For mortgage loan originators and lenders, rates a...