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First Quarter Production Analysis: Home Equity and Jumbos Suffer Less
May 29, 2014
John Bancroft
Only about 27.7 percent of Ginnie Mae first-quarter volume were refinance loans, and the refi share of the overall market fell to an estimated 44.3 percent, Inside Mortgage Finance found.
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