Top Reverse Mortgage lenders 2012

The report of the top 100 HECM lenders is now available for August. Below is a preview of the top 10 reverse mortgage lenders along with their production. This report is for retail production and does not include TPO’s (Third Party Originators).
Rank | Lender | Loans – Month | Loans – YTD |
American Advisors Group | 547 | 2, 179 | |
One Reverse Mortgage | 418 | 3, 279 | |
Genworth Financial | 388 | 3, 030 | |
Security One Lending | 338 | 2, 044 | |
Urban Financial Group | 309 | 2, 482 | |
Generation Mortgage | 255 | 1, 923 | |
First National Bank Layton | 220 | 1, 408 | |
Reverse Mortgage USA | 113 | 769 | |
New Day Financial LLC | 69 | 488 | |
10 | Cherry Creek Mortgage | 67 | 525 |
Mortgage Refinancing Boom To Benefit Banks
2012-10-11 10:16:07 by Pelham-BayOctober 11, 2012
Federal stimulus has ignited a boom in mortgage refinancing, benefiting both homeowners and banks. And the good times could continue as the government steps up its support of the broad housing market.
The proof will be in the profits.
On Friday, Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase, the top two mortgage lenders in the country, are scheduled to report quarterly earnings. Their results and the wave of other bank reports that follow will offer clues as to whether the current mortgage boom is sustainable or set to fizzle.
We expect mortgage revenue to continue to be elevated in the third quarter and possibly into next year, said Jason Goldberg, a banking analyst at Barclays
Home Owners' Association Fees
2012-08-28 08:43:04 by FWLittleEver see a discount HOA fee? No? Me, either.
What's so special about HOA fees that they don't
undergo competitive marketing elasticity?
We negotiate home prices, we haggle closing costs.
We wait or rush due to interest rates. We swap upgrade possibilities. We switch realtors to
secure a 3% break. We shop mortgage lenders for
an ideal package. But we go-along on HOA fees.
We request the country tax assessor reappraise the property. Merchants offer "no-tax this weekend" specials, but HOA fees remain stagnant. Workers accept temp jobs sans benefits and for fewer hours but HOA fees remain constant
Banks Hiring for Home Loans as U.S. Rebounds
2012-11-20 10:06:05 by SadRenter44U.S. banks that have been earning record profits from home loans are adding or transferring thousands of staff to catch up with demand for refinancing after shortages blocked homeowners from getting lower rates.
Employment tied to mortgages rose 9 percent this year through September to 285,000, the most since 2008, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, as lenders responded to Federal Reserve efforts to push down borrowing costs, President Barack Obama loosened requirements, and housing recovered from a six- year slump. Even as banks added staff, they failed to keep pace, and kept mortgage rates much higher than they should be to curb demand, said Vipul Jain, an analyst at Morgan Stanley
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