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Ginnie Delivery, Fee Collection, Processing, Insurance, Warehouse Mgt. Tools; Celebrity Home Loans' Goodbye Letter

“I had a cousin who created a cold air balloon. But it never took off.” Like the intricacies of residential lending, few people are aware of the world of balloons. Meteorologists launch high-altitude balloons from the United States dozens of times each day. What’s more, weather balloons, are deployed twice a day, every day, at the same time from almost 900 locations around the world. Plenty of balloons fall to the earth. I really don’t like sensationalist headlines like “U.S. House Prices Plummet.” Especially when they’re false. Ask anyone who is in an area with starter homes, for example. The National Association of Realtors released its latest quarterly report showing that nearly 90 percent of all metro areas saw housing prices go up last quarter. (Today’s podcast can be found here and this week’s is sponsored by the STRATMOR Group, the data-driven mortgage advisory. At STRATMOR, insights and knowledge are applied to guid ....

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Rate Lock Activity, Marketing, B2C Communication Tools; Wholesale and Correspondent News

While California girds its loins for an “atmospheric river and bomb cyclone”, readers should know that I sometimes ask myself, “Why can I remember the order of songs from an album 25 years ago, but I can’t remember why I went into the kitchen?” Yesterday I forgot that it was Ohio’s Union Home bought Michigan’s Amerifirst, not Guild. I apologize for the mistake… It’s all those “stable, multi-state, non-depository, residential lenders with strong management teams”… There certainly are a lot of rumors making the rounds. But also concrete news, about lenders and vendors are making the rounds, perhaps the latest being United Wholesale’s $37.35 credit report. Obviously this puts more pressure on the CRA world (as detailed in the Commentary a few weeks back). There will obviously be pressure on lenders to keep reigning in overhead. For example, the tendency allowing LOs to hang around in down markets is ....

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Co-issue, Correspondent, Broker Marketing Products; FHA and VA News; Note on Payroll Fraud; Compliance Tidbits

Let’s have a non-mortgage opening paragraph. Today is “Remember Pearl Harbor Day.” (If you like history, you gotta click on that link and see what is on there. Do a search.) The richest person in the world in the 1940s was Henry Ford, and when he died in 1947 his worth was about $200 billion in current dollars. (John D. Rockefeller became the first billionaire in 1916.) I mention these snapshots because one New Jersey industry vet wrote to me saying, “There are about 720 billionaires living in the USA, almost 1/4 of worldwide billionaires. The Administration is hiring 87,000 people to oversee the U.S. billionaires. That’s a 120-1 ratio. Ironically, after 40 years, the IRS never found Trump’s misreporting even though they audited him every year. Perhaps the IRS should not hire 87,000 but hire the top 720 CPA firms (paying them more than private practices) to examine the books of the 720 billionaires.” (Today's podcast is here and ....

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