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Existing-home sales rose again in April with buyers motivated by the tax credit, improving consumer confidence and favorable affordability conditions,... - MND NewsWireRisk retention legislation will affect mortgage loan pricing in a negative way. It will force mortgage bankers and wholesalers to accumulate more reserve... - MND NewsWireThe sun is setting on MHA and HAMP, we either need to modify/amend servicing contracts to properly incentivize servicers to perform an effective level... - Voice of Housing |  | | jeffer90576 |  | |
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| | MBS Quotes | | FNMA 4.0 | 99-12 | -0-04 | | FNMA 4.5 | 102-05 | 0-00 | | FNMA 5.0 | 104-22 | -0-01 | | FNMA 5.5 | 106-16 | -0-03 | | FNMA 6.0 | 107-17 | 0-00 | | Updated: 5/24/10 4:32 PM |
| | Treasuries | | 3 MO | 0.1450 | -0.0250 | | 2 YR | 0.7226 | -0.0374 | | 5 YR | 1.9886 | -0.0314 | | 10 YR | 3.1942 | -0.0058 | | 30 YR | 4.0842 | 0.0142 | | Updated: 5/24/10 5:15 PM |
| | Mortgage Rates | | 30 Yr FRM | 4.81 | 0.02 | | 15 Yr FRM | 4.14 | 0.02 | | FHA 30 Year | 4.85 | 0.02 | | Jumbo 30 Year | 6.38 | 0.03 | | 5/1 Yr ARM | 3.80 | 0.01 | | Updated: 5/24/10 5:23 PM |
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| | JOIN THE CONVERSATION | | Recent Comments | | | Brandon S. | | on 5/24/2010 - read this comment | | "All-cash sales stood at 26 percent in April; they were 27 percent in March." Are these investors/speculators, or owner-occ's? If the former, I wonder what kind of market effect that much... |
|  | | Adam Quinones | | on 5/23/2010 - read this comment | | Although brokers never actually own the loan and therefore have no loan to "sell"....mortgage brokers do not generate their own loan pricing, it is offered by bankers and wholesale lenders--... |
| | | Michael Mekler | | on 5/22/2010 - read this comment | | I disagree with the last paragraph. Mortgage brokers do not "sell loans to wholesale lenders who originate, sell, and sometimes even securitize loans", they simply are the in between party in... |
|  | | Adam Miller | | on 5/21/2010 - read this comment | | standardization? Like FHA's new policy on streamlines. If you do not reduce the total mortgage payment by 5% of the total PITI the homeowner can not take advantage of a streamline refi and the file... |
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