The largest non-agency MBS on offer in the past two weeks was a $762 million deal from United Wholesale Mortgage. Barclays Capital is also set to issue an expanded-credit MBS.
Non-agency MBS can generate returns in the mid-teens, according to some issuers. Also, a reduction of limitations placed on the GSEs isn’t expected to slow non-agency MBS issuance of GSE-eligible loans.
Originations of non-agency mortgages for residential investment properties increased by nearly 60% in the third quarter at Velocity. The lender also received a record amount of loan applications in October.
Chase and Rocket are offering separate non-agency MBS sized at more than $1.0 billion each and stocked with jumbo mortgages. There’s also plenty of GSE-eligible loans for investment properties in the market.
HEIs differ from reverse mortgages in that there’s no age limit and the borrower can still have a first mortgage. Separate HEI securitizations were recently issued involving Point and Unlock Technologies.
There’s plenty of non-agency MBS with GSE-eligible mortgages for investment properties, along with prime jumbo deals, expanded-credit mortgages and even some esoteric collateral.
The supply of mortgages for non-agency MBS is expected to decline, leading to concerns that industry participants might loosen underwriting standards to prop up volumes.
AGMIT sold off the last of its investments in commercial mortgages in September, with plans to increase investments in non-QMs and other non-agency mortgages.
Close to $15 billion of GSE-eligible mortgages have gone into non-agency MBS this year, including many loans for investment properties and second homes. That’s expected to slow due to a removal of restrictions on the GSEs.
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