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Positive signs abound for 2024 housing market: ICE

Housing Wire

in November, which at first glance suggests an accelerating housing market. Under such a scenario, more than half would be homeowners who financed in 2023, with less than 10% coming from 2022-vintage loans. That figure is down $243, or nearly 10%, from a record in October, but up $831 (58%) from the start of 2022.

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Figure Technologies launches wholesale lending platform

Housing Wire

Mike Cagney’s Figure Technologies rolled out a wholesale lending platform that will give loan originators access to the company’s home equity line of credit (HELOC) offering. In terms of dollar volume, there was an estimated $251 billion in HELOC originations during all of 2022, up from $182 billion in 2021.

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Private-label securities are in demand as investors bet Fed peak is reached

Housing Wire

And so [investors] can start having greater conviction in the future path of interest rates and in the health of the mortgage market.” The pool of non-QM borrowers includes real estate investors, fix-and-flippers, foreign nationals, business owners, gig economy workers and the self-employed.

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Home equity products light up a dark housing market

Housing Wire

As the housing market suffers through a drought of home sales and related mortgage originations in the current high-rate environment, home prices and home equity continue to climb, helping to spark a revival of another sector — home equity lending and investment.

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Home equity is the bright gem of the housing market

Housing Wire

Stubborn inflation and high interest rates continue to wreak havoc on the mortgage-origination market, but there is one asset class in the housing market that is arguably flourishing in these hard times – home equity. The Fed report shows HELOC balances nationwide stood at a total of $336 billion at yearend 2022.

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Here’s what brokers should know about non-QM heading into 2022

Housing Wire

Despite the expected flattening of volume year-over-year, the non-QM sector is expected to double its market share in 2022, from about 5% in 2021 to nearly 10%, according to HomeXpress. Non-QM product knowledge has continuously grown nationwide with not only those in the lending community but with borrowers alike. Looking back.

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How local lenders can support homeownership in today’s housing market

Housing Wire

Growing obstacles in 2022’s market. According to the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA), Q2 2022 saw total loan production expenses—including commissions, compensation, occupancy, equipment and other production expenses and corporate allocations—soar to a study-high of $10,937 per loan, up from $10,637 per loan in Q1 2022.