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Largest Non QM Lender

May 12, 2015 By jmchood

Interested in knowing what lenders are out there doing non qualified mortgage? Here is one that is doing them – Athas Capital. From an email I got today: If you have not done so already, now is the time to submit those deals to Athas Capital Group! The Nations Largest Non-QM Lender is providing financial […]

Wells Fargo Gears Up For Non QM

February 20, 2015 By jmchood

Wells Fargo plans to offer non qualified mortgage loans and hold the loans in their portfolio. That means if you work with Wells Fargo to get a non QM mortgage, you can expect them to hold the loan and  you will make your monthly payments to them.  At least for now.  From MortgageNewsDaily: With new […]

Banks Can Issue Non Qualified and Qualified Mortgage Loans

December 16, 2013 By jmchood

With the new upcoming qualified mortgage rules, will banks have to choose to issue either qualified mortgages or non qualified mortgages? It doesn’t look that way. It appears that starting in January 2014, banks will be able to issue both qualified mortgages and non-qualified mortgages.  Recently, The Federal Reserve, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp and other […]

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