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Last Week in Review: How Fast Rates Can Change Right now, the biggest news story to follow is the U.S. and China trade negotiations. This past week, home loans started inching higher but were "saved" momentarily midweek when reports came out suggesting a delay of a "phase one" trade deal signing. Remember that Bonds and home […]

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Overview Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC (CMS) is pleased to announce the Lock Desk has re-enabled the Auto-lock functionality. Effective immediately on Wholesale files, all rate lock extensions no longer require a written email request to be sent to the Lock Desk.  Broker Loan Officers now have the ability to submit Lock Extension requests directly in […]

Overview Carrington Mortgage Services (CMS) offices, including the Lock Desk, will be closed Monday, November 11, 2019 in observance of Veteran’s Day, which is a Federal Holiday. Normal Lock Desk hours will resume on Tuesday, November 12, 2019. Locks that expire on the holiday will automatically roll to the next business day.  In addition, there […]

In an effort to make disclosing loans easier and faster, Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC will begin providing State Specific Disclosures as part of the lender disclosure package for all loans disclosed on or after November 1, 2019. Disclosure packages will be available in brokerIQ where you can download the disclosures to meet signature requirements. It […]

Last Week in Review: The Remedy for Higher Rates This past week home loan rates were essentially unchanged from the previous week, breaking a trend of higher rates since the beginning of October. Bonds hate good news and there is still plenty to go around: U.S./China trade dispute progress Brexit progress Corporate earnings remain positive, as […]

Last Week in Review: Optimism Hurts Rates This past week home loan rates ticked up, yet remain just above 3-year lows. Here are 3 reasons why: Solid corporate earnings and future positive guidance from many public companies were a pleasant surprise for many who were bracing for a far more disappointing outlook. As a result, Stocks […]

Last Week in Review: Fed Rate Cut Coming -- But Don't Wait U.S. Bond yields and home loan rates ticked modestly higher this week as the world watches the U.S. and China have their first serious talk since July. There is a growing sentiment that the U.S. and China will agree to some short-term measures like […]

Last Week in Review: Slowing but Growing Recession fears were back in full swing this past week, thanks to the weakest manufacturing report since June 2009, which was the last month of the Great Recession. Manufacturing makes up 12% of our economy, while consumer spending makes up nearly 70%. So even though the consumer remains strong, […]

Last Week in Review: Bullard Wants More This past week was a classic example of how good news means bad news for Bonds and home loan rates. A little trade deal with Japan, solid housing numbers, and hopeful news on the U.S./China trade dispute was enough to erase the previous week's modest improvement in rates. And […]