http://mattsteinmetz.com/blog/envoy-hires-ca-underwriter/
The above link shows a post where I talk about Envoy Mortgage’s new underwriting center in Irvine, CA. We are now hiring an underwriter and senior processor. If you or someone you know has experience as an underwriter or senior processor let me know.
Envoy Mortgage is also looking to fill these positions in Houston and Atlanta.
I will be attending this event and am the Treasurer for the CCAR YPN. This is an exciting new networking group and I look forward to all of our future events, starting with this party!
Fannie Mae will start to require lenders to pull an updated credit report befor ethe loan closes. Thi swill show if you have any new debt since you applied for the loan. Typically as long as your credit report was younger than 90 days lender would not pull a new report. that changes next month for Fannie Mae loans.
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Fannie Mae had recently come out with their DU Refi Plusprogram which allows borrowers to refinance up to 105% of their homes value. This helps, but very little as most people who bought in the last few years are more under water than that. However it appears as of September 1, 2009 the new guidelines will allow refinances up to 125% of the homes value. This should encompass more homeowners, though still not a significant number for those of us in California, but even still kudos to Fannie Mae for trying. If you think this helps you, let me know and we’ll discuss further. Remember that your home loan must be owned by Fannie Mae to qualify and chances are you do not know who owns the loan. It is not necessarily the company you write your check to, as other companies retain servicing rights to loans even after the sell them off to Fannie Mae. Contact me and I’ll help you find out if Fannie Mae is the owner of your loan.
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The ADP report came out today with much worse unemployment data than expected, though better than May numbers . Tomorrow is the official day for the jobs report and the ADP report is not totally reliable it is a sign that June was not a good month for employment figures. An unstable economy may push investors to the bond market for safety which would help improve mortgage rates. Counteracting this event is China’s manufacturing sector, which is currently expanding. This gives the stock market a boost as investors may feel that the global economy may be recovering. Remember stocks and bonds are usually on a see-saw so when investors put money in one, they take money out of the other. For mortgage rates to improve investors need to put their money in the bond market.
Though rates are still great and in the 5′s, the weekly mortgage application report shows applications are down 18.9% per the Mortgage Bankers Association. Have a great day, as of today the week and the year are half over.
Oh and California is broke and paying people with IOU’s! This will affect the nation as CA consists of 12% of the nations gross national product.