Real estate blog entries tagged with riskbased pricing

Blog entries tagged with "riskbased pricing":

riskbased pricing: Moratorium on New FHA Risk-Based Pricing--Going back to pre-July 14th, well, almost - 08/27/08 05:40 PM

FHA has sent a notice to the Federal Register regarding the moratorium on risk-based pricing on upfront mortgage insurance. You may view it here.
Although we already knew about this moratorium when the Housing and Economic Recovery Act (HR 3221) was signed into law on July 30, 2008, FHA is finally … (0 comments)

riskbased pricing: First-Time Buyer - First Step - 08/12/08 01:19 PM

The first and most important step in purchasing a home is securing financing. This is especially true today, in the light of tightening credit standards and risk-based pricing.
Before you begin your search on the internet for your dream home, it would be wiser for you to speak with a qualified … (2 comments)

riskbased pricing: FHA Introducing Risk-Based Pricing on 7/14/08 - 05/12/08 05:28 PM

This was sent to me by our TB&W Account Executive:
"FHA Introducing Risk-Based Pricing
The Federal Housing Administration will start charging upfront mortgage insurance premiums based on the borrower's credit score and downpayment starting July 14, according to the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Upfront premiums paid at closing will … (3 comments)

riskbased pricing: Risk-Based Mortgage Pricing - Something You Need To Know About - 01/08/08 04:57 PM

This from Dan McCormac (717-333-0841) of Prosperity Mortgage's Lancaster PA Office: The Mortgage industry has undergone some major changes over the last six months but few that will affect our customers and clients more than the recently announced “Risk Based Pricing” by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Risk Based Pricing increases loan … (1 comments)

riskbased pricing: What You Need to Know About Risk Based Pricing & Mortgage Rates - 12/31/07 04:17 PM

There have been many consequences of the subprime mortgage meltdown. But one which has received very little attention so far is the repricing of risk by investors who buy mortgages. That is about to change. What’s important to understand about this fuzzy term is that mortgage rates will now rise even … (0 comments)