Weekly Twitter Digest for 2010-03-02

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Weekly Twitter Digest for 2010-03-02

HUD Secretary Requests $41.6 Billion 2011 Budget. Five Goals in Focus http://ow.ly/16EbEt # LinkedIn is stepping up it's game. Contact tagging, Discussion follows. Good stuff, check it out. # Freddie Mac: Losses Narrowed in 2009. Enterprise Financed Over Two Million Homes http://ow.ly/16EIGa # MBA Proposes Forbearance for Unemployed Borrowers – The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) has proposed a new tool … http://ow.ly/16Ft3J # Fannie Mae to Clean Up Purchase Process. And Jumpstart the Non-Agency Market at Same Time? http://ow.ly/16FKQK # Another Foreclosure Alternative http://ow.ly/16G9sn # FHFA Extends High LTV Refinance Program into 2011 – Homeowners who hope to refinance existing mortgages that are &q… http://ow.ly/16H3Od #

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Weekly Twitter Digest for 2010-02-23

Home Builder Outlook Improves as Buying Season Approaches – The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)/Wells … http://ow.ly/16ATjn # HAMP Conversion Rate Improves. Majority of Permanent Mods Are Unemployed Borrowers http://ow.ly/16Bsk7 # Fed MBS Program Update: $55 Billion Left to Spend. Private Funding Needed http://ow.ly/16BZsA # MBA Delinquency Survey Shows Signs of Stabilization. Progress Depends on Labor Market http://ow.ly/16CtCh # Housingâs Crystal Ball http://ow.ly/16CPYb # The Week Ahead: Bernanke Testimony Amid Heavy Housing Data and Treasury Auctions http://ow.ly/16DEnE #

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Weekly Twitter Digest for 2010-02-16

Snow Storm's Transfer of Wealth Stressing Government Budgets http://ow.ly/16xuvD # Freddie Mac to Purchase $71 Billion in Seriously Delinquent Loans http://ow.ly/16y4fD # Fed's Exit from MBS Program on Course as Planned – The Federal Reserve yesterday released an outline of their plan … http://ow.ly/16yCKc # The Day Ahead: Stocks Weaker Before Retail Sales and Consumer Sentiment http://ow.ly/16zaQd # New âGood Faithâ Takes Hold http://ow.ly/16zyYp #

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Weekly Twitter Digest for 2010-02-09

Reading: Cloudy Future for Fannie & Freddie (NY Times) – http://ow.ly/12RSQ # There has been an 11.5% decrease in residential sale price in #Summit County, CO from January 2009 vis a vis January 2010. Via @JeJeGreer # Census Bureau: 130.6 Million Housing Units in the US; 18.9 Million are Vacant http://ow.ly/16u2Tk # Census Bureau: 130.6 Million Housing Units in the US; 18.9 Million are Vacant – http://ow.ly/13v6T (Why do we have a homeless problem?) # ECON OUTLOOK: Forecasting NFP Using ADP Data. Whispers Explained http://ow.ly/16uBjz # We've been building an origination business around a 1%-1.25% commission structure for yrs. New GFE rules are flattening others that didn't. # Fed MBS Program Update: 94% of Funding Used – The Federal Reserve today reported on their weekly purchases of agenc… http://ow.ly/16v9jl # Home Sellers Still See Conditions as Unfavorable. Perspective on Shadow Inventory http://ow.ly/16vH5N # Loans for Green Homes http://ow.ly/16w5WS # RT @AndyKaufman: Top 25 Largest Banks with Highest Default Rate Home […]

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Weekly Twitter Digest for 2010-02-02

"DAP: Please Just Die" – Kevin Funnel (Bank Lawyer's Blog) on seller-funded Downpayment Assistance Programs (DAP's) – http://ow.ly/10KCA # S&P Case-Shiller: Home Prices Lose Momentum in November – Standard and Poor's released the Case-Shiller Home Pr… http://ow.ly/16qECl # New Home Sales Stuck Near Record Low Levels – The Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development… http://ow.ly/16rcVr # RT @allthingsbreck: Summit County, CO December 2009 real estate stats http://ow.ly/11cQY # HAMP Guidelines Updated to Improve Loan Modification Conversion Rate http://ow.ly/16rKoi # via @mortgagereports: 80% of purchases close in 60 days & Case-Shiller reports on 60-day lag. Ergo, Case-Shiller is latent by a sales cycle. # The Day Ahead: Market Expects GDP to Print at 4-Year High – 90 minutes ahead of the opening bell and thirty before … http://ow.ly/16sgTN # F.H.A. Lending Standards Tightened http://ow.ly/16sEgU # Loan Officer Survey: Credit Standards Tighter, Consumer Demand Falling, Deliquencies Expected to Rise http://ow.ly/16tvz8 #

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