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February 17, 2008 at 3:52 PM #11845February 17, 2008 at 4:00 PM #154572
drunkle
Participanthttp://www.reuters.com/article/companyNews/idUSN1534701620080215
jumbos are apparently going to be separate from “normals”.
fannie mae is reportedly really really really late on financial reporting… speculation being they got a lot of esplainin to do…
February 17, 2008 at 4:00 PM #154849drunkle
Participanthttp://www.reuters.com/article/companyNews/idUSN1534701620080215
jumbos are apparently going to be separate from “normals”.
fannie mae is reportedly really really really late on financial reporting… speculation being they got a lot of esplainin to do…
February 17, 2008 at 4:00 PM #154857drunkle
Participanthttp://www.reuters.com/article/companyNews/idUSN1534701620080215
jumbos are apparently going to be separate from “normals”.
fannie mae is reportedly really really really late on financial reporting… speculation being they got a lot of esplainin to do…
February 17, 2008 at 4:00 PM #154871drunkle
Participanthttp://www.reuters.com/article/companyNews/idUSN1534701620080215
jumbos are apparently going to be separate from “normals”.
fannie mae is reportedly really really really late on financial reporting… speculation being they got a lot of esplainin to do…
February 17, 2008 at 4:00 PM #154949drunkle
Participanthttp://www.reuters.com/article/companyNews/idUSN1534701620080215
jumbos are apparently going to be separate from “normals”.
fannie mae is reportedly really really really late on financial reporting… speculation being they got a lot of esplainin to do…
February 17, 2008 at 9:26 PM #154691HLS
ParticipantIt’s foolish for anyone to assume that the “new” conforming loans will be priced the same way as existing $417K and below.
Even though there is a spread between conf & jumbo today, even the current jumbo rates are low by historical standards.
Wait until conf rates are 7%-8% again…
The new plan is only in effect until 12/31/2008 at this time, and many people just won’t qualify full doc for the new loans.
Wiat until you see the rates & programs. They may not be much better than current jumbo rates, which have eased a bunch the last few months.
It’s not frozen up anymore from what I see.
February 17, 2008 at 9:26 PM #154967HLS
ParticipantIt’s foolish for anyone to assume that the “new” conforming loans will be priced the same way as existing $417K and below.
Even though there is a spread between conf & jumbo today, even the current jumbo rates are low by historical standards.
Wait until conf rates are 7%-8% again…
The new plan is only in effect until 12/31/2008 at this time, and many people just won’t qualify full doc for the new loans.
Wiat until you see the rates & programs. They may not be much better than current jumbo rates, which have eased a bunch the last few months.
It’s not frozen up anymore from what I see.
February 17, 2008 at 9:26 PM #154978HLS
ParticipantIt’s foolish for anyone to assume that the “new” conforming loans will be priced the same way as existing $417K and below.
Even though there is a spread between conf & jumbo today, even the current jumbo rates are low by historical standards.
Wait until conf rates are 7%-8% again…
The new plan is only in effect until 12/31/2008 at this time, and many people just won’t qualify full doc for the new loans.
Wiat until you see the rates & programs. They may not be much better than current jumbo rates, which have eased a bunch the last few months.
It’s not frozen up anymore from what I see.
February 17, 2008 at 9:26 PM #154991HLS
ParticipantIt’s foolish for anyone to assume that the “new” conforming loans will be priced the same way as existing $417K and below.
Even though there is a spread between conf & jumbo today, even the current jumbo rates are low by historical standards.
Wait until conf rates are 7%-8% again…
The new plan is only in effect until 12/31/2008 at this time, and many people just won’t qualify full doc for the new loans.
Wiat until you see the rates & programs. They may not be much better than current jumbo rates, which have eased a bunch the last few months.
It’s not frozen up anymore from what I see.
February 17, 2008 at 9:26 PM #155067HLS
ParticipantIt’s foolish for anyone to assume that the “new” conforming loans will be priced the same way as existing $417K and below.
Even though there is a spread between conf & jumbo today, even the current jumbo rates are low by historical standards.
Wait until conf rates are 7%-8% again…
The new plan is only in effect until 12/31/2008 at this time, and many people just won’t qualify full doc for the new loans.
Wiat until you see the rates & programs. They may not be much better than current jumbo rates, which have eased a bunch the last few months.
It’s not frozen up anymore from what I see.
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