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David Stevens, former FHA Commissioner and MBA President, has died

Housing Wire

Dave Stevens grew up in the mortgage business before serving the industry and its customers both as FHA Commissioner during and immediately after the 2008 financial crisis and then as President & CEO of MBA, where he was instrumental in rebuilding our organization and leading the industry out of the Great Recession.”

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How JVM Lending plans to expand without any loan originators

Housing Wire

The lender runs its business based on a “no-loan-officer” model in which all of its 45 employees are licensed and delegated to a specific role in closing a loan. Back in the 2007-2009 meltdown, we had loan officers with us at that time.

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What’s The Leaven Causing Home Prices to Rise Today?

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

Others have expressed concerns that we are headed for a housing crash, like in 2008. Let’s talk about the difference between today’s market and the one during the years leading up to the bursting of the housing bubble in the Great Recession of 2008. THE RISE IN HOME PRICES IN THE YEARS LEADING TO 2008. I kid you not!

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ROV (Reconsideration of Value) Changes – FHA and GSEs

Appraisal Today

These policies were the result of a collaborative effort between the GSEs, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA). The mortgage loan officer handling the loan? percent, with points unchanged at 0.46 (including the origination fee) for 80 percent LTV loans.

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Data Collectors: Appraisers vs. Uber Drivers

Appraisal Today

If not working use this link [link] An oldie from 2008 but a goodie ;> A blast from the past, pre-HVCC!! Remember what it was like during the crash after 2008, when there were very few loans, and appraisal volume severely declined? from 0.63 (including the origination fee) for 80 percent loan-to-value ratio (LTV) loans.