Today is Wednesday, January 07th, 2009
When I entered the mortgage industry in 1985, Conventional loans were only for those who could put down 10%. Most folks opted for an FHA or VA loan. There was no risk-based pricing. Everyone received the same interest rate on their mortgage loan whether they had great credit or a few late payments. Homeowners with […]
13Jun2008 | mf | 20 comments | Continued
Roger, regarding your 30 Dec comment:
I am not sure what you are disagreeing with me about. I agree completely ...
The latest piece of the "Loan Modification" to consider:
The Forensic Loan Audit. These are performed by various entities to discover ... Comments on Solution Number 1:
Jillayne, I have to disagree with you here. ALL retail mortgage salespeople do ...
Now my question is once L.O.'s are required to go to school and get licensed will that by definition make ... If more people would take these isues into consideration and just do the right thing, then maybe the industry could ... I guess if everything is done in fairness and the good of all parties included fee spliting wouldn't be a ... I don't think this law will help. Relationships have been built. If there isn't anyone to enforce the law who ... Yes, these companies are to blame. I also believe the brokers, And L.O's tht put people in these loans are ... This reminds of the old saying, "... have your cake ad eat it too."
It seems to me if you wat ... So far these new laws sound good to me. That doesn't mean someone won't find a loop hole and the ...