While the costs associated with in-house servicing continue to rise, overall servicing performance has declined or remains static — forcing mortgage businesses to choose between fixing operational issues to continue servicing in-house or engaging a subservicer. Evaluating all the options is a critical step in this decision-making process, and this white paper compares the real challenges and benefits of both business models.
Publisher: MTG Services
Date: March 2019
Traditional lending standards no longer fit a growing segment of borrowers in the modern mortgage market. These individuals may be self-employed, gig-style workers, real estate investors, or Gen Z freelancers. Non-qualified mortgage (non-QM) loan options, such as those offered by Deephaven Mortgage, fill the gap with flexible underwriting methods, a debt service coverage ratio (DSCR), […]
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