Good morning Randy. We have seen this kind of statement before, one problem, it has not become reality. The problem with this kind of directive, lenders don't want to be put in a position to have to buy mortgages back.
Randy Kirsch
Manchester, CT
Hi Randy. Next year there will be no doc loans again![]()
Randy Kirsch
Manchester, CT
Let's hope that these instructions lead to some positive changes.
Randy Kirsch
Manchester, CT
The GSEs and the FHA seem to be heating up the competition among themselves George Souto and let's hope that they do get to a point of competing with conventional lenders. The directive from FHFA was not too specific however. More of a request to "explore". Could all be smoke and mirrors.
Thanks for sharing George.
One of the things that the GSEs were requested to do was clarify the standards for buy-backs @Joe Petrowsky - otherwise the directive is not very specific in a number of ways and I will likewise be surprised if anything develops as a result.
Thanks for sharing Joe.
There are some indications that some lenders are reverting to old ways Conrad Allen - only time will tell.
Thanks for sharing.
I do hope something positive will result from the FHFA directive Roy Kelley - but I am not going to hold my breath.
Thanks for sharing, Roy.
When there is too much cash and not enough qualified buyers the qualifications become diluted much to the detriment of society.
Randy Kirsch
Manchester, CT
It sounds like you learned some lessons from the Great Recession Conrad Allen
Thanks for sharing the additional comment.
Randy one change I would like to see is for Fannie and Freddie to do away with the Loan Level Price Adjustments. Those additional points are a killer for Borrowers with lower credit scores.
Randy Kirsch
Manchester, CT