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“Last week I told a joke over a Zoom meeting. It wasn’t even remotely funny.” Working remotely from home, or at least adopting a hybrid model, is something I hear about from lenders and vendors everywhere in my travels. There probably aren’t too many bankers at First Republic working from their sofas these days. Recall that First Republic, which announces earnings next Monday and continues to be mentioned by analysts despite things quieting down in the overall banking sector, received $30 billion in deposits from a group of big banks, but there was no equity. If that $30 billion is converted to equity, for example, then First Republic’s troubles are over but as it is the stock is trading at less than 20 percent of tangible book value. Those “in the know” will suggest that either a sale or a seizure is likely, probably at a discount or some set of provisions. Originating loans with 3.5% weighted average coupon in this market when you have ....

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Share Of Mortgages In Forbearance Falls Again In February

The percentage of borrowers in forbearance fell for the 21st consecutive month in February, according to a monthly survey by the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA). The MBA’s monthly Loan Monitoring Survey found the number of loans in forbearance decreased 12 basis points in February from January, falling to 1.18% of servicers’ portfolio volume as of February 28, down from 1.3% a month earlier. The MBA estimated that 590,000 homeowners are in forbearance plans. ....

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Remaining Forborne Loans May Require Additional Relief

The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) has initiated a new monthly Loan Monitoring Survey , to replace its Weekly Forbearance and Call Volume Survey which it published weekly from the start of the pandemic through December 1. The new report covers both forbearances and loan delinquencies for the month of December. At the end of the reporting period MBA estimated that 750,000 loans remained in forbearance, 1.41 percent of mortgages in servicer portfolios. This is a 26-basis point decline over the course of the month. By stage, 23.2 percent of total loans in forbearance were in the initial forbearance plan stage, while 63.1 percent were in an extension . The remaining 13.7 percent are forbearance re-entries, including re-entries with extensions. The share of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (GSE) loans in forbearance decreased 8 basis points to 0.68 percent during the month and Ginnie Mae (FHA and VA) loans fell 47 basis points to 1.63 percent. The share of forborne loans amo ....

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Hard Knocks Open Doors For Mortgage Servicing Opportunities

Mortgage servicing is back in the spotlight in a way that we haven’t seen since the post-financial crisis era. Many servicers who went through the ramifications of the housing crisis were educated in the school of hard knocks, but ended up graduating into prominent leadership roles due to their performance during that time. And quite a few women in mortgage servicing turned that experience into new opportunities. ....

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