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Rep-and-Warrant Claims on Vintage Non-Agency MBS May be Limited

January 17, 2014
Brandon Ivey
Industry analysts predict that the New York ruling will limit rep-and-warrant claims on vintage non-agency MBS as well as future claims on recently issued jumbo MBS.
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Private Mortgage Insurers Scramble to Offer QM-Friendly Products

January 17, 2014
George Brooks
Radian's Loan Amount Estimator enables lenders that are capping their debt-to-income ratios at 43 percent to calculate maximum loan amounts and sale prices based on the MI product selected.
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Surprise: Ginnie Mae Wants to Triple the Time Needed to Approve MSR Transfers

January 17, 2014
Paul Muolo
Ginnie Mae gave seller/servicers a heads-up on the longer approval times in late November at an “education summit” in Washington attended by both new and existing issuers.
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NY Court Finds that Statute of Limitations for Reps and Warrants on Non-Agency MBS Starts Ticking at Issuance

January 17, 2014
The statute of limitations for filing representation-and-warranty claims on non-agency MBS starts when a deal is issued, not when a defective loan isn’t cured, according to a recent ruling by the appellate court in New York. Industry analysts suggest that the ruling will limit rep-and-warrant claims on vintage non-agency MBS as well as future claims on recently issued jumbo MBS. In December, the appellate division of New York’s Supreme Court dismissed ACE Securities Corp. v. DB Structured Products. The lawsuit was brought by a trustee on behalf of investors against Deutsche Bank, the issuer of ACE 2006-SL2, a non-agency MBS issued in 2006. The investors, along with HSBC Bank, the trustee, were looking to enforce rep-and-warrant claims in 2012. New York imposes...
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Lack of Secondary Market Will Keep Many Lenders, Large and Small, From Originating Non-QM Loans

January 17, 2014
The absence of a ready secondary market for mortgages that don’t fit into the safe harbor or rebuttable presumption categories of a qualified mortgage under the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s ability-to-repay rule is discouraging mortgage lenders of all sizes from originating non-QMs – at least in the initial phase of the rule’s implementation. “A common question we’ve received … is whether we plan to write non-QM loans,” William Emerson, CEO of Quicken Loans, said before the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit during a hearing this week on the effect of the CFPB’s new rule. “I can tell you categorically that Quicken Loans, like the overwhelming majority of lenders, will not lend outside the boundaries of QM. “In fact, even if we wanted to, we wouldn’t be able...
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Analysis: Volker Rule to Have Limited Impact on Most Securitizations; Re-REMICs Could Be Negatively Affected

January 17, 2014
The long-anticipated final implementation of the so-called Volcker rule this spring will have a limited impact on securitized products, according to a recent report by Barclays. A requirement of the Dodd-Frank Act to prohibit banking entities from engaging in proprietary trading and making investments with private-equity funds and hedge funds, the Volcker rule was finalized by five federal regulators last month and becomes effective April 1, 2014. Banks should expect...
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What We’re Hearing: A Coming Boom in Cash-out Refis? / Bob Dubrish Departs New Penn / Seterus Picked by Fannie on Citi MSRs / New MSR Deals From MountainView, Phoenix / SFIG Steals the Thunder from ASF / A $112 Million Mortgage for the Broncos

January 17, 2014
Paul Muolo
The mortgage industry is once again at a crossroad. What will save lenders? Answer: cash-out refis, non-QM loans, and 80-10-10s.
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Lenders Planning Non-QMs Other Than IOs

January 17, 2014
While many major banks plan to offer mortgages that don’t meet qualified mortgage requirements, the originations will largely be limited to interest-only mortgages for well-heeled borrowers. A handful of smaller players have plans to offer a different sort of non-QM, aimed at borrowers with higher debt-to-income ratios or via hybrid adjustable-rate mortgages. Among the firms targeting the non-QM space beyond IOs is Fenway Summer, headed by Raj Date, the former deputy director at the CFPB ...
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Liability a Concern with Non-QM Originations

January 17, 2014
A significant number of lenders report that the liability posed by loans that don’t meet qualified-mortgage standards is so large that they won’t offer non-QMs. Others would like to offer non-QMs but can’t at the moment because they don’t have portfolios and a secondary market for non-QMs has yet to develop, due at least partly to liability concerns. “The risks of liability and protracted litigation are greatest for these loans where there is no presumption of compliance and there is a strong ...
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DASP Sales Boost Recoveries to FHA Fund

January 17, 2014
The Department of Housing and Urban Development sold 62,062 distressed loans in 2013 through its expanded Distressed Asset Stabilization Program (DASP) to increase recoveries to FHA’s Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund. HUD made 10 offerings of nonperforming FHA-insured loans in a series of quarterly competitive auctions last year, participated in by pre-qualified bidders, including nonprofit organizations. The defaulted single-family mortgages were provided by FHA-approved loan servicers and sold through large national pools and “neighborhood stabilization outcome” pools. The NSO pools consist of loans in ...
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