Sentences with word «nonagency»

Some states permit a type of nonagency relationship with a consumer.

One of the issues that Morningstar had was with DoubleLine's holdings of nonagency residential mortgage - backed securities [NRMBS].

It invests in federally guaranteed mortgage loans as well as in commercial loans and has about 10 % of its assets in nonagency residential loans.

AG Mortgage Investment Trust (MITT; $ 26.21; 12.2 %) has a seasoned management team and a portfolio heavy with nonagency loans with generous yields.

Invesco Mortgage Capital (IVR; $ 20.57; 12.6 %), sponsored by the Invesco mutual fund group, owns residential and commercial loans, with a much higher share of nonagency assets — 50 % in total — than most other mortgage REITs, including the others listed here.

These five have the management chops to negotiate a tricky market and enough of their assets in nonagency debt to gin up generous returns (prices and yields are as of March 7):

But, as broker - to - broker cooperation has increasingly involved contracts between listing brokers and buyer brokers and between listing brokers and brokers acting in nonagency capacities, the time came to update the Guidelines so they remained relevant and useful.

At the House Judiciary Committee hearing today, Mueller pointed out that the science behind the case had already undergone vetting by the research community through the involvement of more than 60 nonagency scientists consulted by FBI.

About 18 % of MITT's portfolio is in nonagency securities.

Meeting the Long - Term Needs of Families Who Adopt Children Out of Foster Care: A Three - Year Follow - Up Study Houston & Kramer Child Welfare, 87, 2008 View Abstract Assesses the extent to which agency and nonagency supportive resources contributed to the stability and well - being of 34 newly adoptive families over 3 years.

Your Rights and Responsibilities: A Guide for Expectant Parents Considering Adoption Romanchik (2004) View Abstract Discusses the differences between open adoption and openness in adoption, agency versus nonagency adoption, and the rights and responsibilities of birth parents.

A transaction broker (sometimes referred to as a facilitator) is permitted in states where nonagency relationships are allowed.

Over the past several years, the number of states permitting nonagency relationships between licensees and consumers has grown slowly but steadily.

Taking advantage of changing state laws, he realized back in 1995 that by entering into an exclusive nonagency agreement with FSBOs, he could offer them access to the MLS without representing them in any way.

Many states now recognize nonagency relationships, and many more are considering them.

Nonagency transactional brokerage relationships have been legal here since 1994, but the law doesn't presume the existence of any relationship between salesperson and client until they sign a formal agreement.

Miller: From the consumer's perspective, buyer agency isn't working well in most parts of the country, including Colorado, where the market is dominated by nonagency transaction brokers.

The potential profits with nonagency loans, which REITs buy at discounted prices but which come with higher interest rates, are greater.

Stewart particularly likes REITs that have a greater percentage of nonagency debt, despite the theoretical risk of high defaults.

If they buy «nonagency» loans, a term that means loans that are not backed by the likes of the Government National Mortgage Association (Ginnie Mae) or the Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae), there's also the risk that borrowers» defaults will diminish the value of their portfolios.

American Capital bought most of its nonagency loans at a steep discount to their face value, which Stewart expects will fuel the trust's earnings growth.

In a few states, brokers can form transactional (nonagency) relationships.

Generally, the duties owed to the consumer in a nonagency relationship are less than the complete, traditional fiduciary duties of an agency relationship.

Also called a «facilitator» or «statutory broker» in some states, these terms refer to real estate professionals who enter into a nonagency relationship with their clients that is governed by statutorily - defined duties.

Others say that confidentiality exists because the information was gained in the course of pursuing an agency relationship (or, in some states, pursuing a nonagency relationship that requires confidentiality).

Licensing regulations in 23 states and the District of Columbia now recognize some form of «nonagency» relations between licensees and consumers, according to the Association of Real Estate License Law Officials.

With all the excitement over the nonagency - type relationship, such as facilitator, please print an article on the pitfalls of such relationships.