Jan 17
by: Elizabeth Lee
Although MERS® Quality Assurance requirements are not that complex, they are time consuming. For those of us that love to read Quality Assurance Manuals for tedious procedural updates to implement, not a major problem. But many of us are busy working and looking for trusted colleagues to break trail on those issues and report back. If I may be so bold…a brief data dump incoming. Or, skip this blog and simply call me on how to meet MERS® QA requirements.
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Tagged with: MERS quality assurance • MERS requirements
Jan 17
by: Ruth Lee
Lazy, uninformed and disingenuous – my cup runneth over with epithets for this Congress. It is unsurprising that our Congress and a general takeover by Communists are polling around the same approval rating.
If you are buying a home or refinancing in 2012, you can expect to pay a higher rate of anywhere from .5% to .8% for THIRTY YEARS because Congress insisted it “pay for” the short term 2% payroll tax extension with G-fees. G-fees are an easy target, and your comprehension is not required for you to feel the impact. For example, there are millions that still can’t define a CDO, but are quite aware that their home is worth 30% less than it was five years ago.
Tagged with: G-fees • payroll tax reduction