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Analyzing GSE Mortgage Buyback Demands

Inside Mortgage Finance breaks down the GSE buyback record lender by lender. You’ll learn which lenders faced the largest amounts of repurchase demands and which saw large portions of their GSE business called into question. For each lender, you’ll also know how the demands panned out: What share was repurchased, how often the demand was withdrawn, and what’s still in play.

GSE Market Profile: Full Year 2011

With this comprehensive report, you'll see the particulars on sales to the two GSEs for the top 50 lenders in each state. Whether you're looking for a new partner to correspond with, a client for your services or a place to grow your own origination efforts, you'll be able to spot the perfect match.

Mortgage Lender Profiles

Updated quarterly, each Profile holds hard-to-find data on a top lender on one comprehensive page. The total mortgage business of each includes many data points on originations by channel, government business, market share in each category, and more.

2012 Mortgage Market Statistical Annual

This 25th edition of the Mortgage Market Statistical Annual contains nearly 800 pages of exclusive and hard-to-find mortgage data, updated through calendar year 2011. The two-volume set can also be ordered with a data CD.

Mortgage Yearbook: First Half 2011 Special Edition

Research and plan with comprehensive top-player and mortgage industry statistics on origination, servicing, MBS, government and MI activity for the first six months of 2011.

FHA Market Profile: First Half 2011

Find new business and track competitors with listings of top 50 lenders’ activity by state—purchase, refinance, sponsor and market share; as well as the top 25 lenders in the country and how much business they do in each state.

2011 Mortgage Market Statistical Annual

The 2011 edition is totally revamped with more than 25 new data tables and nearly 800 pages of vital statistics on the residential mortgage and mortgage securities market. The two-volume set can also be ordered with a data CD.

2010 Mortgage Market Statistical Annual - On Sale

A two-volume set that contains 780 pages of vital statistics on the residential mortgage and mortgage securities market. The two-volume set can also be ordered with a data CD.



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Are current mortgage underwriting standards too tough?

Yes, they don’t reflect current market conditions and need to be adjusted to allow borrowers with below 700 FICO scores and smaller downpayments to qualify for mortgages.
Yes, and something needs to be done to significantly reduce repurchase or buyback risk so that lenders don’t apply even tougher underwriting overlays.
No, the standards are appropriate given current risks and the major default problems the mortgage market has experienced over the past several years.

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