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Despite mortgage interest rates and volume concerns, critical defect rates have maintained a downward trend, ending the quarter at 1.67%. "With the last years’ worth of defect data trending downward, it’s clear lenders have gotten a better handle on loan quality after the alarming spike observed in Q3 2022. A natural result of proactive remediation efforts. However, we would be remiss in not acknowledging the corresponding decline in origination volume,” said ACES Executive Vice President Nick Volpe. VIEW REPORT: https://bit.ly/43Nohih Notable findings include: -The overall critical defect rate declined 2.91% ending the quarter at 1.67%. -Defects in Credit & Liabilities categories increased for the 3rd straight quarter. -Income/Employment continues to lead all defect categories. -Defect share increased across all loan types except conventional. #mortgageqctrendsreport #mortgageqc #mortgagequalitycontrol #acequalitymanagement #mortgageqctrends
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Despite mortgage interest rates and volume concerns, critical defect rates have maintained a downward trend, ending the quarter at 1.67%. "With the last years’ worth of defect data trending downward, it’s clear lenders have gotten a better handle on loan quality after the alarming spike observed in Q3 2022. A natural result of proactive remediation efforts. However, we would be remiss in not acknowledging the corresponding decline in origination volume,” said ACES Executive Vice President Nick Volpe. VIEW REPORT: https://bit.ly/4abYz9D Notable findings include: -The overall critical defect rate declined 2.91% ending the quarter at 1.67%. -Defects in Credit & Liabilities categories increased for the 3rd straight quarter. -Income/Employment continues to lead all defect categories. -Defect share increased across all loan types except conventional. #mortgageqctrendsreport #mortgageqc #mortgagequalitycontrol #acequalitymanagement #mortgageqctrends
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With the current rate at 5%, experts expect rate cuts soon. This post summarizes predictions by the Big 6 banks for 2024 year-end. 🔮 Although the Overnight Rate is different from the Prime Rate (currently 7.20%), they usually change together. Good news for borrowers: lower rates mean more borrowing power. 📈 Let's keep your mortgage application updated to maximize your borrowing potential throughout the year. 🤝 source: t.ly/ce76s -- 📞 604-614-5923 📩 shelby.m@dominionlending.ca 🌐 www.shelbymackenzie.ca #vancouverrealestate #northvancouverrealestate #westvancouverrealestate #vancouverrealestateagent #greatervancouverrealestate #metrovancouverrealestate #vancouverrealestatemarketing #vancouverrealestatemarket #downtownvancouverrealestate #vancouverrealestatebroker #camasvancouverrealestate #vancouverrealestate
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Mortgage Delinquencies Hit a Six-Month High In June, But It’s Not As Bad As It Looks: MarketWatch Investors have been watching closely for signs that consumers are cracking under inflation and high interest rates, as reported by MarketWatch today in a story citing VantageScore®’s May 2024 CreditGauge insights. “Among American consumers, the bifurcation in consumer credit health continued, as the younger and less affluent continued to be among the most impacted by continued inflation and high interest rates,” said Susan McBreen Fahy, EVP and Chief Digital Officer at VantageScore. CreditGauge is VantageScore’s monthly analysis of U.S. consumer credit health. Read the latest insights here: https://lnkd.in/eVpUFtcy Read more: https://lnkd.in/e7NjBwKB #VantageScore #MarketWatch #CreditGauge #credit #mortgage #inflation
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Despite mortgage interest rates and volume concerns, critical defect rates have maintained a downward trend, ending the quarter at 1.67%. "With the last years’ worth of defect data trending downward, it’s clear lenders have gotten a better handle on loan quality after the alarming spike observed in Q3 2022. A natural result of proactive remediation efforts. However, we would be remiss in not acknowledging the corresponding decline in origination volume,” said ACES Executive Vice President Nick Volpe. VIEW REPORT: https://bit.ly/43NNuJG Notable findings include: -The overall critical defect rate declined 2.91% ending the quarter at 1.67%. -Defects in Credit & Liabilities categories increased for the 3rd straight quarter. -Income/Employment continues to lead all defect categories. -Defect share increased across all loan types except conventional. #mortgageqctrendsreport #mortgageqc #mortgagequalitycontrol #acequalitymanagement #mortgageqctrends
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HSBC has joined other lending institutions in cutting mortgage interest rates. The bank revealed a five-year fixed remortgage rate of 3.94% for up to 60% property value and a two-year fixed rate for remortgage of 4.49% for up to 40% home equity. There is even a deal for those interested in a longer term; a ten-year fixed rate starting at 3.99%. All of these changes are lower than previous rates, which could mean good news for homeowners. More here: https://bit.ly/48o2HCq #MortageCuts #InterestRates #UKFinances #StellarSelect
HSBC joins mortgage rate-cutting drive with deals below 4%
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Anticipating a cyclical trend in the liquidity index, we might witness a new round of Quantitative Easing (QE) in 2024-2025. This could lead to a significant decline in mortgage rates, reaching their minimum levels and reducing the overall cost of borrowing. #QE #mortgagerates #financialoutlook
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Lock advice at a glance! Current position: Cautiously float! REPRICE RISK: Low Today doesn't have any relevant economic data or much else scheduled that is expected to affect mortgage rates. This morning's improvement in pricing is mostly a result of the surprise afternoon rally in bonds yesterday. There were widespread intraday improvements made to rates as the buying snowballed, but it appears the rally has run out of steam. Looking to see what rate & Program best fit your needs? To schedule appointment and to provide me with basic information, click the link https://lnkd.in/gRRVFXAA Loan Level Price Adjustment Reminder: all lenders have already implemented the LLPA price adjustments, which are not favorable for most loans and will raise consumer rates. You can see the new LLPAs here: https://lnkd.in/egNtCHNW #azmortgagaebroker #peoriaazrealestate #phoenixarizona #arizonamortgages #glendaleaz #barrettfinancial #firsttimehomebuyer #azhomeloans #JeffPickeirng #pickeringgroup #AZBroker #MortgageRates #HomePurchase #Refi #purchaseahome
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Our latest research indicates that mortgage customers are seeking greater levels of flexibility, support, and communication from their lenders as interest rates rise. Brokers are also playing an increasingly important role in supporting borrowers. Read more in Property Reporter: https://bit.ly/3Ks3s3o #houseprices #data #UKproperty #housingmarket #propertymarket #London #UKpropertymarket #property #realestate #BML #lending #Butterfield #Primeproperty #PCL #propertyinvestment
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Interest rate watch: Despite the Reserve Bank having its foot firmly on the brake pedal on cash rate hikes, lenders are still moving their mortgage rates, according to Canstar. “Canstar analysis shows that between Sept. 1 and Sep. 25, 11 lenders cut owner-occupier and investor variable rates while 10 increased them,” said Effie Zahos, Canstar’s editor-at-large and money expert. Find out which lenders are moving in the article below. https://lnkd.in/gfFCWS68 #interestrates #brokernews #banks #nonbanks #mortgagebrokers
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