Acra’s non-QM pipeline is up to $500 million, double what it was a few months back. Angel Oak is seeing improved conditions as well. Better times ahead for these two nonagency stalwarts? Looks that way.
The bank liquidity crisis — although it had nothing to do with mortgages — slowed activity in the MSR sales arena. However, some buyers, including federally insured depositories, hung in there, picking up bargains.
Home Point, which once boasted a workforce of several thousand, soon will be down to a skeleton crew of 60 or so. Chances are, it will sell its servicing portfolio and call it a day. But it may not be alone on that score.