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Isn’t ice cream a great food!? In fact, I worked in an ice cream plant in my early 20s. Did you know that Moose Tracks ice cream was named for a miniature golf course in Michigan's Upper Peninsula? Thank you to Carla M. who reminded me that July is National Ice Cream Month with an article on the top flavors. It is fortuitous that chocolate and ice cream met, as many of the most popular flavors have it. I know for a fact that mortgage attorney Brian Levy’s favorite ice cream is the uncommon rum raisin, although his latest piece has no relation to it whatsoever. Brian Levy’s most recent Mortgage Musing covers crowdsourced housing policy, professionalism, conflicts of interest in affiliated business arrangements, and whether doctor body cams are a good idea (spoiler alert: no). If you want to be “a-mused” while learning something about the mortgage business, subscribe to Levy’s Musings (it’s free and he promises he won’t sell ....
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Processing, MLO Jobs; Warehouse, Marketing, eClose, Efficiency Tools; Disaster Updates May 4 2021, 8:20AM Most other countries construct homes out of concrete, stone, steel, or brick, but here in the good ol’ USA we use wood. A renewable resource, right? I mention this because lumber prices, which the government doesn’t control (yet) have risen more than 300% year over year, hit another high on the Chicago Board of Trade yesterday, and contributed to median prices of existing homes rising by 17.2% in March. According to NAHB’s latest estimates, rising lumber prices have added $35,872 to the price of an average new single-family home. Everything has a price (“How much for the little girl?”), but we must think about lumber, land, the permitting costs, and so on when talking about affordable housing. Lenders are also concentrated on lowering the cost to produce a loan, and the audio version of today’s commentary is available here and is ....