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2009-03-27 — housingwire.com
" Mortgage brokers should be very, very worried — a proposal unveiled in Congress Friday morning would ban all yield spread premiums, a move that brokers say would essentially kill the market for all third-party mortgage originations."
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bobrobs at 07:16 2009-03-29 said:Hooray! Let's hope Congress follows through on this one! Permalinkmbrownkc at 03:31 2009-03-31 said:I just love how so many people believe that every customer is the same and every lender sells the exact same thing. It isn't that easy. I don't care if you are a 800 credit score with a LTV of 50%. Banks offer different rates and you can call every bank in the phone book and hope to get the best deal or you can call a professional who can help. Don't even get started on customers with a 620 credit score and 85%ltv. These customers need professional help to find the best deal. Most people don't shop but atleast when the call a broker they will have options of different banks. I am fairly confident a large majority of my customers are greatful for the service I provide them. Yes I have had a customer or two that thinks they got ripped off but that is usally the guy I saved from a death arm and dropped his payment $300 per month. But this is the same guy who bitches about everything. I have had customers I have worked with for many months to get thier ducks in a row and found them excellent deals. I can't imagine how hard that would have been for them. The broker is not the bogeyman. The bad guy is a much larger player than the broker. You need to take the witch hunt up the ladder. Good luck with that! Permalinkadd a comment | go to forum thread Note: Comments may take a few minutes to show up on this page. If you go to the forum thread, however, you can see them immediately. |