Entries from September 2010

Mortgage and Housing Related: Twitter Trap, Option Arm Data, Foreclosure Mils, Loan Limits, 22% Private Redefault, Freddie Shrinks, Second Look, Land Prices, Restoring Securitization, RMBS Trustees

September 27th, 2010 · No Comments

  (possible danger) The Twitter trap for mortgage finance firms – by JACOB GAFFNEY – hattip Jacob – In the upcoming October issue of HousingWire magazine, our tech guy Rick Grant gets deep into the usefulness of social media in the mortgage space.  It’s a must read [...]

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Tags: Mortgage Market

Markets Related: Commodity Charts, Oliver Stone, Gogerthy on Risk, Kass on Gridlock, David Tepper Video, High Price Cure

September 27th, 2010 · No Comments

    10 charts – Bespoke’s Commodity Snapshot – With gold breaking to record highs every day lately, we thought now was as good a time as any to update our commodity snapshot.  Below we provide our trading range charts for ten major commodities. In [...]

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Tags: Mortgage Market

Fannie: Launches EarlyCheck™ – Prior to Closing

September 27th, 2010 · No Comments

MORTGAGE COMPLIANCE EarlyCheck™ is a new web-based program that provides lenders with access to Fannie Mae Loan Quality Initiative (LQI) delivery data checks at any point in the lender’s business process. The goal is to help lenders identify potential problems prior to loan delivery. The initial offering of EarlyCheck has [...]

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Tags: Mortgage Market

Wholesale credit unions & banks seized; Flood insurance progress; HECM conference call; Investor changes including min FICO from BofA

September 27th, 2010 · No Comments

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Here is an interesting site for Realtors, or anyone looking to compare housing costs in different states and communities.

Credit unions, who usually don’t make headline news, certainly received some press late last week. The National Credit Union Administration & regulators seized three undercapitalized wholesale credit unions Friday, but the credit union industry, not taxpayers, will [...]

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Tags: Commentary · Mortgage Market · Rob Chrisman