With the recent passage of HR 7735, better known as *Improving Access to the VA Home Loan Benefit Act of 2022*, the VA will be starting the process of updating its guidelines on appraisals. Specifically,they will be looking at alternative appraising...
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The LO Down: Bye-Bye Refi
The mortgage industry is holding its breath for the punchline of an April Fools’ joke that may not have one. This month, we watched as refinances finally dipped below 50 percent of total mortgage volume, and with rates continuing to rise, some are...
Read more →The Zoom 10 Commandments
Still getting used to Zoom life? You're not alone! Here are the 10 Zoom Commandments to help you perfect your Zoom etiquette!
Read more →The "F" Word
There is a lot of misinformation circulating around Forbearance - how it works and who it's for. Some borrowers are even entering forbearance immediately after closing on a new home. Educate your borrowers on all of the variables that pertain to...
Read more →UltraFICO = Ultra Credit Score
Recalculating FICO scores could include savings/checking accounts, and Fannie Mae and Equifax are on the cusp of an interesting deal!
Read more →Military VS CFPB: Death of the MLA? Weekly Roundup Oct 19th
This week the DoD fires back agains the CFPB, FHFA plans on launching a language resource, and the CFPB wants to define more words.
Read more →Ever Feel Like You're Being Watched? Weekly Round Up 10.12.18
Apparently strict overwatch doesn't affect actual production, just product mix.
Read more →Is the LO Comp Rule Going Away? - Weekly Roundup: October 5, 2018
Ken and Sawyer cover what the industry is trying to do with the LO Comp rule, and some other stuff too!
Read more →Same Borrowers, New Tricks - Weekly Roundup: September 28, 2018
Falsified Records, Reverse Mortgages, and new Home Sales in this week's roundup!
Read more →Weekly Roundup: September 21, 2018
More CFPB unrest from Capitol Hill, be wary in the wake of disaster, and could Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac really be lumped under Ginnie Mae?
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