Among other things, the language grants the CFPB greater flexibility to treat a balloon loan as a “qualified mortgage” if it was extended by a community bank or...
Meanwhile, Wells Fargo was the top-ranked ARM lender through three quarters in 2015 with $18.83 billion funded. PHH Mortgage was a somewhat close second...
In the past, the duty to serve rule has received a great deal of attention from manufactured housing executives who argue the GSEs are not purchasing enough of their loans.
Do TRID-Related Loan Delays Bolster Warehouse Profits? It Looks That Way. Thanks to loan closing delays caused by the new “TRID” integrated disclosure rule, mortgages are staying on warehouse lines longer, increasing profits for banks that play in that space. David Frase, president of warehouse lending for Southwest Bank, Dallas, told IMFnews, an affiliated email newsletter, that “loans are staying on lines longer so we make more money.” Frase, however, said he expects that, in time, the TRID kinks will be worked out and that loan closing times will become more normalized. Southwest’s specialty entails mini-correspondent or “broker to banker” lines of credit. “Turn times are slower and processing times are longer,” said Frase. According to figures compiled by Inside ...