A rise in interest rates near the end of March helped lift ARM originations in the second quarter. Still, the product’s market share remained well below pre-pandemic levels. (Includes data chart.)
For investors willing to shift from the agency MBS market into non-agency deals, the flow of GSE-eligible mortgages in non-agency MBS looks like a good proposition. Lenders, meanwhile, are taking a hit on pricing.
Non-QM warehouse securitization from Credit Suisse; HALO completes $450 million capital raise for rent-to-own platform; Milo launches wholesale lending for foreign national borrowers; Angel Oak restarts foreign national program; Redwood teams up with Frontiers Capital on venture investing effort.
A new expanded-credit MBS from Angelo Gordon includes loans that won’t be subject to third-party reviews until after closing. Due diligence firms are swamped due to a boom in non-agency MBS issuance.
The lender curtailed its jumbo lending in the early days of the pandemic. Now, jumbos account for a growing share of United Wholesale’s production and the firm is issuing non-agency MBS.
The REIT sources the bulk of its acquisitions of non-QMs from lending units affiliated with Angel Oak Companies, leaving more time for asset management and securitization activities.
After a narrow loss in the first quarter, Impac boosted its non-QM originations, but the nonbank’s loss widened in the second quarter. Still, officials at the company are optimistic about the sector.
Non-agency forbearance increases; new securitization involving contracts tied to home price appreciation; new commercial mortgage product for brokers; Sachem’s income increases in 2Q.
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