Lenders will keep pouring money into apartment properties over the next two years, originating about
the same volume of loans in 2016 and 2017 — with slight increases — that they are likely to close in 2015...
Lenders will keep pouring money into apartment properties over the next two years, originating about
the same volume of loans in 2016 and 2017 — with slight increases — that they are likely to close in 2015, according to the latest...
«This year we've had
the same volume of loans performed as usual, but we've also been receiving frantic calls from veterinarians saying their lender backed out and they're in the middle of a project,» says Annemarie Murphy, a senior loan officer and part owner of Live Oak Bank in Wilmington, N.C. «There's no rhyme or reason to which banks will end their deal — no region or size of bank is standing out — but it's happening all over the country.»
Not exact matches
That program, also operated by Treasury, works much the
same way TARP does, but it provides capital at interest tied to the
volume of small business
loans the bank makes.
The
volume of bond sales backed by these
loans are likely to remain the
same because banks and CUs don't turn most
loans into securities.
«The last time FHA reduced its premiums in 2015, the move resulted in a high
volume of FHA
loan refinancing versus new mortgage origination, in essence maintaining the
same borrowers and home
loans while collecting less in insurance premiums.
At the
same time, six
of the top 10 largest lenders by
volume were non-banks, such as Quicken
Loans, loanDepot and PHH Mortgage, compared with just two
of the top 10 in 2011.