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Warehouse lines of credit: Links and Information

2008-01-09T06:22:00.001-08:00

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Warehouse lines of credit on Wikipedia

2007-02-07T10:22:00.000-08:00

A warehouse line of credit is a credit line used by mortgage bankers. It is a revolving line of credit in which a mortgage banker arranges for a loan from a warehouse lender, then the original note from the loan is kept by the warehouse lender, while the rest of the documents go to the mortgage banker, who then offers it for sale. When an investor purchases the loan, the warehouse lender gives the original note to the investor. The purchase price is given to the warehouse lender to pay for the advances and fees. The mortgage banker keeps the remainder of the proceeds from the sale. This cycle starts over on the next loan.

The majority of warehouse lines of credit use various types of mortgage collateral, including subprime and equity loans, residential or commercial, including specialty property types. Each individual funding is structured as a sale of loans, but the originating institution keeps all income less the agreed upon financing rate. Rates vary dependent upon collateral. Advance rates usually range higher. Servicing can be retained by the originator or sold with the loans.

Reasons for using a warehouse line of credit include:

Controlling funds: This system gives the mortgage banker more control over the process of drawing loan documents.

Permanent Funding: Unless the loans fail to comply with agreed upon criteria, the lender is not obligated to buy back loans-the line of credit provides permanent funding for the life of all loans in this program.

Less Risk: No margin calls. Once the asset is funded, there is no additional mark-to-market and posting of collateral.

Unlimited Loan Volume: Whether on or off-balance sheet, warehouse line of credit programs can fund an unlimited loan volume. This enables specialty lenders to enlarge their portfolios for maximum interest income and eliminating the need to manage multiple sources of capital.

In addition, there are warehouse lines of credit that are non-recourse - no personal guarantees required. It can be as effective as a supplemental or primary funding source for an origination program.

Other Information

Some sources state that using warehouse lines can make it easier to avoid disclosing gross income. Also, this means that in certain circumstances, the end consumer of the loan is paying more than they might otherwise, since they are paying the mortgage broker's fees as well as paying off the loan. It can also be difficult to tell if the broker is independent or an agent for the original warehouse. This is not always true, however, and usually the broker is acting as the lender in a fair and capable manner.

^ Colorado Mortgage Lender's Association-http://www.cmla.com/Interest_Notes/October/1.html
^ HUD-http://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/res/mrgbrkrl.cfm

Mortgage broker licensing

Warehouse lines of credit

Secondary marketing

Bulk loan sales

Selling mortgage companies

Computerized loan origination systems

Buying mortgage companies

Net branch operations

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Correspondent lenders

Warehouse lender on MBSD

2006-12-26T17:58:00.000-08:00

The MBSD Group with warehouse lending specializes in providing warehouse lines of credit to existing and emerging mortgage bankers nationwide.

Your company gets to earn the interest of the note rate during the Warehouse Lender period, which makes up for most or all of the interest that you are paying for the facility.

Why you need a warehouse lender:

Since you are closing the loan in your own name, your company is exempted from RESPA to disclose the SRP's, unlike table funded transactions. No more need for the Disclosure of Service Release Premiums for a warehouse line of credit on the HUD-1 Settlement statement as required by RESPA.

Growth is limited without the use of a Warehouse Lender. Enables your company to grow at a faster pace.

This eliminates the worry of promised wires from your table funding lenders, which rarely arrive on time. Your company gets to control the entire settlement and funding date of the loan closing.

Approval requirements required for a Warehouse Lender:

Resumes of principal officer, underwriters, etc.

Correspondent application

List of secondary market investors

90-Day pipeline report for production

A warehouse line of credit is a revolving line of credit. Money is borrowed on the warehouse line and added to your bottom line with a warehouse line of credit. Learn more about the warehouse lines of credit provied by MBSD. We have the cash flow and credibility needed to make the leap. We fund within 24 hours of request and in most cases, funds can be sent the same day of receipt of your information.

Brief company history with list of all loan officers

(2 Years) Corporate federal tax returns

Names of another Warehouse Lender

Quality control procedures and results of last audit needed for warehouse lines

We can help you with a warehouse lender. Contact the MBSD group today.

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How a warehouse lender can help your company:

The fees brokers can earn are limited. This method of funding increases profitability by utilizing available Warehouse Lendersto fund your current production into the secondary market. Correspondent and wholesale lenders typically pay more for closed loans as well as charging you less fees.

Establishing warehouse lines of credit for your company with consumers, builders, brokers and real estate agents to close and fund loans in your own name. This method of funding helps keep both your customers and agents content by paying for the entire transaction at the closing.

Warehouse lines of MBSD

2006-12-26T17:54:00.000-08:00

When an investor purchases the loan, the warehouse lender ships the original note to the investor. The purchase price is given to the warehouse lender to pay for the advances, fees, and etc. Rates vary from prime + 0.50% to prime + 3%, dependent upon collateral. Advance rates vary dependent upon collateral, but can be as high as 97%. Servicing can be retained by the originator or sold with the loans. The majority of warehouse lines of credit can accommodate a broad range of potential mortgage collateral, including subprime and equity loans, residential or commercial, including specialty property types. Each of the individual warehouse lines is structured as a sale of loans, but the originating institution keeps all income less the agreed upon financing rate.

The mortgage banker keeps the remainder of the proceeds from the sale. This cycle starts over on the next loan. A warehouse line of credit is a credit line used by mortgage bankers. It is a revolving line of credit in which a mortgage banker arranges for a loan from a warehouse lender, then the original note from the loan is kept by the warehouse lender, while the rest of the documents go to the mortgage banker, who then offers it for sale.

Reasons for using warehouse lines of credit include:

Permanent Funding: Unless the loans fail to comply with agreed upon criteria, the lender is not obligated to buy back loans-the line of credit provides permanent funding for the life of all loans in this program.
Less Risk on warehouse lines: No margin calls. Once the asset is funded, there is no additional mark-to-market and posting of collateral.

In addition, there are warehouse lines of credit that are non-recourse - no personal guarantees required. It can be as effective as a supplemental or primary funding source for an origination program.

In addition, there are warehouse lines of credit that are non-recourse - no personal guarantees required. It can be as effective as a supplemental or primary funding source for an origination program.

Unlimited Loan Volume: Whether on or off-balance sheet, warehouse line of credit programs can fund an unlimited loan volume. This enables specialty lenders to enlarge their portfolios for maximum interest income and eliminating the need to manage multiple sources of capital.

Controlling funds: This system gives the mortgage banker more control over the process of drawing loan documents.

Other information on warehouse lines

Also, this means that in certain circumstances, the end consumer of the loan is paying more than they might otherwise, since they are paying the mortgage broker's fees as well as paying off the loan. It can also be difficult to tell if the broker is independent or an agent for the original warehouse. This is not always true, however, and usually the broker is acting as the lender in a fair and capable manner.Some sources state that using warehouse lines can make it easier to avoid disclosing their gross income.

More found on warehouse lines at the MBSD group website.

Warehouse lines of credit links

2006-12-10T21:44:00.000-08:00

Regions Funding [119348] Guide
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Address: 1000 Parkwood Circle, Suite 200, Atlanta, GA 30339
Descr: National Warehouse Lender
Ph: 1-770-988-1400, Fx:1-770-563-8480
Contact: Tom W. Holland,SVP

Ph: 770-988-1400 Fx: 770-563-8480

Southwest Securities Bank [121803] Guide
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Products: Bank
Address: 301 South Center, Arlington, TX 76010
Descr: Southwest Securities Bank has been in business since 1986 and is a wholly owned subsidiary of SWS Group, Inc. Although based in Texas, we conduct business nationwide and place a strong emphasis on all areas of lending, from consumer loans and construction loans to mortgage warehousing and factoring. We also provide strong community banking services and are actively involved in all aspects of helping our community grow.
Ph: 1-817-861-3633

Street Resource Group, Inc. [121927] Guide
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Products: Mortgage Document Tracking,Computer Web Page Design,Mortgage Technology,Risk Management Services,Mortgage Warehouse Lenders,Document Management, Web services, Mortgage Technology, Risk Management Services, Warehouse Lender
Address: 6160 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd NE Ste B220, Atlanta, GA 30328-6047
Descr: As the premier platform for the warehouse lending industry, SRB providesonline real-time connectivity between warehouse and origination with complete loan-level accounting control, collateral tracking, risk management and reporting features
Ph: 1-770-390-3000, Fx:1-770-390-9198

Street Resource Group, Inc. [121927] Guide
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Products: Mortgage Document Tracking,Computer Web Page Design,Mortgage Technology,Risk Management Services,Mortgage Warehouse Lenders,Document Management, Web services, Mortgage Technology, Risk Management Services, Warehouse Lender
Address: 6160 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd NE Ste B220, Atlanta, GA 30328-6047
Descr: As the premier platform for the warehouse lending industry, SRB providesonline real-time connectivity between warehouse and origination with complete loan-level accounting control, collateral tracking, risk management and reporting features
Ph: 1-770-390-3000, Fx:1-770-390-9198

Warehouse Line, Inc. [117674] Guide
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Products: FHA, Refinance,
Address: 707 Woodcastle Bend, #200, Houston, TX 77094
Descr: We are pleased to have this opportunity to assist you with a safe, stable and reliable mortgage warehouse funding program. We are experts at warehousing residential mortgage loans for the time period between closing the loan and the final resale into the secondary market and allow loan closings in all states. We offer personalized service and are strongly committed to the needs of our mortgage wa
Ph: 1-800-518-0099, Fx:1-281-589-0002
Contact: Bruce Reichstein,President

Ph: 800-518-0099 Fx: 281-589-0002

WarehouseOne, Inc. [108385] Guide
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Address: 340 Scotch Road, West Trenton, NJ 08628
Ph: 1-888-508-1800, Ph: 1-609-671-0600, Fx:1-609-671-0661
Contact: Gary Hoyer

Ph: 609-671-0600 Fx: 609-671-0661

WarehouseOne, Inc. [103976] Guide
Desc: Warehouse Lines
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Address: 340 Scotch Road, West Trenton, NJ 08628
Descr: WarehouseOne provides warehouse facilities to brokers and bankers
Ph: 1-888-508-1800
Contact: Gary V. Hoyer,Director

Ph: 609-671-0600 Fx: 609-671-0661

Access Lending Corporation [116483] Guide
Desc: Mortgage Warehouse Lending
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Products: ARM, Equity, FHA, Title1, Second, 125P, Refinance, Wholesale, Consultant, itsite,
Address: 245 Commerce Green Blvd., Ste 210, Sugar Land, TX 77478
Descr: Residential Mortgage Warehouse Financing
Ph: 1-281-980-1968, Fx:1-281-634-9189
Contact: Scott Young,SVP

Ph: 281-634-9188 Fx: 281-634-9189

Citi Home Equity [121890] Guide
Desc: CitiMortgage, CitiFinancial Mortgage, Citi Home Equity, First Collateral
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Products: Mortgage Banker, Warehouse Lender, Mortgage Wholesale,
Address: 1000 Technology Dr, Saint Charles, MO 63304-2239
Descr: Citi's residential real estate lending businesses include CitiMortgage for prime lending, CitiFinancial Mortgage for non-prime lending, Citi Home Equity for home equity lending, and First Collateral Services for warehouse lending. www.citigroup.com
Ph: 1-636-261-0250, Fx:1-636-261-0245

Community Lending Inc [121810] Guide
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Address: 610 Jarvis Drive, Suite 200, Morgan Hill, CA 95037
Descr: Welcome to ComUnity Lending's On-Line home, ComUnityConnects. You have connected yourself to a nationwide Mortgage Banker who has a 25 year history of innovation and quality in the Mortgage Industry. ComUnityConnects is our way of inviting you to see what makes us so special.
Ph: 1-800-866-9080, Fx:1-408-776-1829

EMC/Bear Stearns [121879] Guide
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Products: Investment Banker, Warehouse Lender,
Address: 383 Madison Ave # 11TH, New York, NY 10179-0001
Descr: Bear Stearns is a leading Wall Street firm in the mortgage arena. Its affiliate, EMC, purchases and services jumbo, Alt A, subprime and scratch and dent/nonperforming mortgage loans. EMC Residential provides warehouse lines to mortgage bankers.
Ph: 1-212-272-2000, Fx:1-212-272-5591

First Collateral Services, Inc. [116647] Guide
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Address: 1855 Gateway Blvd., Suite 800, Concord, CA 94520-8441
Ph: 1-925-949-4900, Fx:1-925-949-5000
Contact: Brad Knapp,Senior Vice President

Ph: 925-949-4900 Fx: 925-949-5000
Contact: Mark Johnson

Ph: 925-949-4872 Fx: 925-949-5000

First National Acceptance Company of North America [9687] Guide
Desc: Warehouse Lines
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Products: Equity,Refinance,Second,Commercial,
Address: 435 East Grand River, East Lansing, MI 48826
Descr: First National Acceptance Company of North America provides Warehouse Lines of Credit through an innovative Broker Line Account.
Ph: 1-517-333-0665, Fx:1-517-333-0390
Contact: John Gulick,Web Manager and Designer

Ph: 517-333-0665 Fx: 517-333-0390

FTN Financial Mortgage Warehouse Lending [121897] Guide
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Address: 7640 Poplar Ave Ste 210, Germantown, TN 38138-3927
Descr: Finally, A Great Warehouse line. This is a warehouse program created by mortgage lenders for mortgage lenders. We believe lenders should be in complete control of every aspect of each loan transaction. We have designed our program around this belief.
Ph: 1-901-759-7770, Fx:1-901-624-5755

Gateway Bank, FSB [122461] Guide
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Products: ARM, Equity, FHA, Second, Refinance, Wholesale,
Address: 2306 Merced Street, San Leandro, CA 94577
Descr: A Distinctive Product...Quick$ale® is a proprietary product of Gateway Bank. The Quick$ale® Product provides a mechanism for mortgage bankers to warehouse loans prior to their purchase by secondary market investors.
Ph: 1-510-297-4785, Fx:1-510-297-4232
Contact: Michael Kenny,VP Director of Quick$ale® Lending

Ph: 510-297-4785 Fx: 510-297-4232

Impac Mortgage Holdings Inc. [121835] Guide
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Products: Mortgage wholesale, Mortgage warehouse
Address: 1401 Dove Street, Newport Beach, CA 92660
Descr: With Impac Funding Corporation you get more - because our experience is your competitive edge. We were one of the first to specialize in Alt-A lending.
Ph: 1-800-597-4101

Mortgage Banking Services Direct [116646] Guide
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Products: Warehouse Line
Address: 9214 La Siesta Bend, Austin, TX 78749
Descr: Mortgage Banking Services Direct (MBSD) is a management consulting company that specializes in the area of mortgage lending and technology for the lending industry. MBSD's primary focus is to enable companies to grow their businesses to the next level. Its clients range from small start-ups to large national companies.
Ph: 1-512-301-6273, Pg:1-512-695-2900
Contact: David Lyyken

Ph: 512-301-6273

National Mortgage Acceptance Co. LLC [121857] Guide
Desc: NattyMac
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Address: aa, Saint Petersburg, FL 00000
Descr: NattyMac's Warehouse Lending Group provides mortgage warehouse facilities to Mortgage Bankers and Mortgage Brokers transitioning to Bankers Nationwide. NattyMac was formed and is managed by a group of experienced warehouse lenders. We understand the demanding needs of your business and are dedicated to helping you grow.

National Mortgage Warehouse, LLC [108344] Guide
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Address: 400-B Lippincott Drive, Marlton, NJ 08053
Ph: 1-856-396-0131, Fx:1-856-396-0419
Contact: AimeeLucas

Ph: 856-667-6076 Fx: 856-396-0419
Contact: Joe Doyle

Ph: 856-667-6076 Fx: 856-396-0419
Contact: Ron Paoline

Ph: 856-667-6076 Fx: 856-396-0419

Omni National Bank [121212] Guide
Type: Mortgage warehouse lenders
Products: ComDesc,
Address: 1100 Abernathy Rd, N.E. Suite 1100, Atlanta, GA 30328
Descr: One Omni Warehouse Line for all your needs. Conf, Alt-A, Gov, Sub Prime, HELOC, 2nds. on same line. Funding 100% loan amounts, no haircuts. Decade of experience.
Ph: 1-770-396-0000, Fx:1-678-244-6464
Contact: Shane Cavins,VP Warehouse Lending

Ph: 770-396-0000 Fx: 678-244-6450

New warehouse lines of credit page on MBSD

2006-12-03T22:08:00.000-08:00

New MBSD website has great warehouse lines of credit

Warehouse Lines of Credit:

Existing warehouse lines of credit

The proposed HUD ruling will require mortgage brokers to fund loans on a warehouse line in order to earn yield-spread premiums. MBSD can assist qualified mortgage brokers in obtaining warehouse lines. MBSD realizes, however, that such warehouse lines of credit are like loaded guns: without the proper systems and procedures for timely sale of loans, the company could easily shoot itself in the foot. MBSD will work with the company to ensure implementation of systems and procedures that ensure efficient utilization of the line and maximal profit margins.

When a company's warehouse lines of credit are maxed out, that company can't grow. This problem has one of two origins: either the company is experiencing poor warehouse utilization (that is, not turning the line a sufficient number of times in a month) or the company's leverage ratio has exceeded the credit provider's limits. MBSD is frequently called upon by

mortgage lenders to overcome the origins of inefficient warehouse utilization and

warehouse lenders to assist their customers in improving loan sale processes in order to improve warehouse utilization.

MBSD first reviews internal issues that may be inhibiting increased funding capacity before pursuing additional warehouse lines. If it is determined that additional lines are necessary, MBSD knows the major warehouse lenders and can help negotiate favorable terms, usually better than if the company were to do so directly.

For more mature companies, gestation and/or repo lines may be a solution. MBSD can assist in finding and establishing these types of warehouse lines of credit.

New warehouse line of credit page on the MBSD group website

More information on a warehouse line of credit

2006-11-23T18:43:00.000-08:00

Some sources state that using a warehouse line can make it easier to avoid disclosing their gross income. Also, this means that in certain circumstances, the end consumer of the loan is paying more than they might otherwise, since they are paying the mortgage broker's fees as well as paying off the loan. It can also be difficult to tell if the broker is independent or an agent for the original warehouse. This is not always true, however, and usually the broker is acting as the lender in a fair and capable manner.

The purchase price is given to the warehouse lender to pay for the advances, fees, and etc. The mortgage banker keeps the remainder of the proceeds from the sale. This cycle starts over on the next loan. A warehouse line of credit is a credit line used by mortgage bankers. It is a revolving line of credit in which a mortgage banker arranges for a loan from a warehouse lender, then the original note from the loan is kept by the warehouse lender, while the rest of the documents go to the mortgage banker, who then offers it for sale. When an investor purchases the loan, the warehouse lenders ship the original note to the investor.

Each individual funding is structured as a sale of loans, but the originating institution keeps all income less the agreed upon financing rate. Rates vary from prime + 0.50% to prime + 3%, dependent upon collateral. Advance rates vary dependent upon collateral, but can be as high as 97%. Servicing can be retained by the originator or sold with the loans. The majority of warehouse lines of credit can accommodate a broad range of potential mortgage collateral, including subprime and equity loans, residential or commercial, including specialty property types.

Why use a warehouse line of credit:

Permanent Funding: Unless the loans fail to comply with agreed upon criteria, the lender is not obligated to buy back loans-the line of credit provides permanent funding for the life of all loans in this program.

Less Risk: No margin calls. Once the asset is funded, there is no additional mark-to-market and posting of collateral.

Whether on or off-balance sheet, warehouse line of credit programs can fund an unlimited loan volume. This enables specialty warehouse lender to enlarge their portfolios for maximum interest income and eliminating the need to manage multiple sources of capital.

Controlling funds: This system gives the mortgage banker more control over the process of drawing loan documents.

It can be as effective as a supplemental or primary funding source for an origination program. There are warehouse lines of credit that are non-recourse - no personal guarantees required.

Other information on a Warehouse line of credit by the MBSD Group.

MBSD Group warehouse lines of credit services

2006-11-08T22:02:00.000-08:00

The MBSD Group actively manages its warehouse line requirements mortgage broker licensing to ensure sufficient production capability while minimizing the costs associated with additional line capacity for broker to banker operations. "We increased our warehouse line capacity to support our current and forecasted production requirements," The MBSD Group Chief Financial Officer. "The additional capacity enables us to meet the demands of our growing mortgage and home equity businesses." The warehouse lines of credit are available for borrowings for interim financing of first mortgage and home equity loans and are collateralized by the net branch operations and MBSD Group and home equity loans held-for-sale. The MBSD Group uses warehouse credit facilities to fund its mortgage and home equity loans prior to their sale to capital market loan purchasers, which typically occurs within 30 days of funding.

About The MBSD Group
The MBSD Group actual results may differ from the results described in the forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results for secondary marketing include, but are not limited to, general conditions in the mortgage and auto industries, interest rate fluctuations, and the impact of competitive products. These and other risk factors are detailed in The MBSD Group's periodic filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The MBSD Group, offers correspondent lenders loans and debt management services online at www.mbsdgroup.com has reengineered the consumer loan process by offering a broad choice of products from many lenders for mortgages, home equity loans, and auto loans in a secure online environment, combined with comprehensive personal service from dedicated loan consultants.
This news release contains forward-looking statements based on current expectations that involve risks and uncertainties.

Warehouse line information

2006-10-24T06:41:00.000-07:00

About a warehouse line:

Once the loan closes, the closing agent delivers the original note to the warehouse lender while the rest of the closing documents go to the mortgage banker. A warehouse line of credit is a revolving line of credit. Money is borrowed on the line and wired directly to the closing agent to fund the loan. When the investor is ready to purchase the loan, you request the warehouse lender to ship the original note to the investor under a “bailee” letter. You, the mortgage banker, assemble the closed loan package and deliver the file to an investor for purchase. Proceeds are then deposited into your bank account maintained by the lender, to which you have access. The cycle then starts over on the next loan. When the investor purchases the loan, proceeds are wired directly to the warehouse lender and the advances on that particular loan are repaid, net of applicable charges and file fees.

Benefits of a Warehouse Line:

Control – You will no longer have to wait for your wholesaler to draw loan documents for you. You will be able to control the scheduling of your loan closings and deliver on the promises you make to your clients.

Customer Retention – As a mortgage banker and one who uses a warehouse line of credit, you will be able to draw your own loan documents, in your own company’s name. Since the loan documents are in your name, your customers will identify you as the lender.
Generally Better Pricing for Your Loans – Investors may pay you a premium for your closed loans over your brokered or table-funded loans.
Yield-Spread Premium Disclosure – This is because a warehouse-funded loan is considered a secondary market transaction and the profits recorded from the sale are not required to be reported on the HUD-1. When you use a warehouse line of credit to fund your loans, you will no longer be required to disclose to your borrowers the yield spread premiums (rebate pricing) you receive from your investors.

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Warehouse lines of credit by the MBSD Group

2006-10-04T21:59:00.000-07:00

"Dividend elimination signals a potential cash-flow crunch," said Lehman Brothers analyst Alan Rifkin in a research note. "We believe that Pier 1 Imports' dividend was one of the few positive signals of stability, given Pier 1's deteriorating performance over the past four years." By warehouse lines of credit Pier 1's thinking, however, taking out the dividend leaves more money to shore up its finances for a quicker turnaround. With the strategy struggling, the company is also finding itself inching closer to a cash crisis that has some observers now seeing little promise of a rebound in the foreseeable future.

But what Girouard didn't say was disclosed in the latest quarterly filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Marvin Girouard, the chief executive and 32-year Pier 1 veteran (who said over the weekend that he will take retirement at the end of the fiscal year in February), insisted in a statement Tuesday that Pier 1's "cash on hand, available lines of credit and proceeds from the sale of the credit-card business will be sufficient to meet our expected cash requirements over the next fiscal year." Much of the money the company is using to stock merchandise, make payroll and cover lease expenses is coming from available lines of credit and the $155 million in net cash proceeds from the sale of its proprietary credit-card division, while warehouse lines burns through what little cash it has left. Pier 1 Imports did not return a phone call seeking comment. That's because it's not generating any cash from the couches and candles that it sells. Pier 1's annual dividend growth rate of 23.36% comes amid a meager 4.7% revenue growth rate and an earnings growth rate of zero -- resulting in an average 0% yield over the same period, according to the company.

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2006-09-19T01:47:00.000-07:00

MBSD Increases Mortgage Warehouse Lines

MBSD temporarily increases warehouse lines of credit to support strong mortgage and home equity loan volume

TEXAS - August 28, 2006 - MBSD, an online lending company, today announced that it has temporarily increased its warehouse lines of credit capacity from $370 million to $575 million.

MBSD temporarily increased its warehouse line of credit with Greenwich Capital Financial Products from $300 million to $425 million. The increase will remain in effect through November 26, 2005. MBSD also temporarily increased its warehouse line of credit with Warehouse Bank, a unit of GMAC Bank, from $70 million to $150 million. The increase will remain in effect through October 15, 2008.

The warehouse lines of credit are available for borrowings for interim financing of mortgage and home equity loans and are collateralized by MBSD's mortgage and home equity loans held-for-sale. MBSD uses warehouse credit facilities to fund its mortgage and home equity loans prior to their sale to capital market loan purchasers, which typically occurs within 30 days of funding. MBSD actively manages its warehouse line requirements to ensure sufficient production capability while minimizing the costs associated with additional line capacity.

"We temporarily increased our warehouse lines to support our current production requirements," , MBSD's Chief Financial Officer. "The additional capacity enables us to meet the demands of our growing purchase mortgage and home equity businesses and the favorable refinance mortgage interest rate environment."

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Warehouse lines with bankers

2006-09-01T02:31:00.000-07:00

Warehouse lines of credit for bankers

Nowhere has the notion of change been felt more dramatically than our industry's unprecedented dependence on the independent, autonomous mortgage originator as a source for mortgage product like warehouse lines of credit. Is this the right time for you to start on the road to becoming a mortgage banker? A thoughtful measure of the pros and cons will provide an answer.

An impressive example of this transformation is the ability of even modestly sized originators to achieve correspondent status - and the accompanying premiums - provided they have the means to fund and close loans in their own name. One very significant consequence of this recently formed dependence is that warehouse line opportunity once reserved for a privileged few are now accessible to a far broader spectrum of the mortgage origination community than would have ever been thought possible only a few years ago.

As the traditional middle-market mortgage bankers have been either bought, merged or acquired by the large national conduits, warehouse lenders are keenly aware of the increasingly significant role that smaller, independent originators are playing in generating both commercial and residential mortgage loans.

As the millennium approaches, increasing numbers of brokers are heeding the call and becoming bankers by obtaining warehouse lines of credit. Competition for MBSD warehouse outstandings is fierce and consequently, this long-neglected segment of the origination market has become the latest battleground for warehouse lenders.

As warehouse lines is a pre-requisite to making this step it needs to deliver the benefits - as promised - once you sign on the dotted line. The purpose of this article is therefore to highlight the critical issues that should be given consideration prior to making a decision to step from broker to banker.

What is a warehouse line of credit?

2006-08-21T08:27:00.000-07:00

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WAREHOUSE LINES OF CREDIT

To close a mortgage loan, the mortgage lender will request funds from its warehouse lender and deliver the associated mortgage note to the warehouse lender to be held as security for the warehouse line. Most mortgage lenders are not owned by banks, thrifts, credit unions, or insurance companies. Instead most mortgage lenders are public or privately held corporations which originate loans and sell them to "investors" who then retain or resell those loans, often in the form of mortgage-backed securities.

To close a mortgage loan, the mortgage lender will request funds from its warehouse lender and deliver the associated mortgage note to the warehouse lender to be held as security for the warehouse line.Usually a warehouse line of credit is a revolving line secured by 1) the mortgage loans originated by the mortgage lender, and 2) the promise to repay the line by the mortgage lender and the guarantors on the warehouse line.

The two agreements which can be used are 1) the "Warehouse line of credit Loan and Security Agreement", and 2) the "Warehouse Participation Agreement" (sometimes called a "Purchase/Re-purchase Warehouse Agreement" or a "TPO" Warehouse Agreement). From a day-to-day operating perspective, there is virtually no difference between the two. However, there are technical differences which can be important. There are two basic types of warehouse lines, best distinguished by the type of warehouse agreement used between the warehouse lender and the mortgage lender.

LOAN AND SECURITY AGREEMENT

Generally accepted accounting principals usually call for a loan-type warehouse line to be disclosed as a liability on the balance sheet of a mortgage lender, and the corresponding mortgage loans to be disclosed as an asset, usually "Mortgage Loans Held for Resale". Anticipated revenue on the pending sale of the mortgage loans is not recognized until the investor actually purchases the loans, regardless of whether firm commitments to purchase exist. A line extended under a "Warehouse Loan and Security Agreement" (loan-type) is a commercial loan between the warehouse lender and the mortgage lender. The warehouse lender takes a security interest in each mortgage loan originated with the warehouse line, and the mortgage lender owns each mortgage loan from the day it is disbursed until the day it is purchased by an investor.

WAREHOUSE LINE PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT

The mortgage lender has the right to re-purchase the mortgage loan, and the re-purchase price is higher than the price "paid" by the warehouse lender, effectively providing the warehouse lender with "interest" on his "loaned" funds. Purchase-type agreements are popular for several reasons. A line extended under a "Warehouse lines of credit Participation Agreement" (purchase-type) is actually not a loan at all, but rather a purchase agreement between the warehouse lender and the mortgage lender. The warehouse lender usually purchases a 100% participation interest in each loan originated under the warehouse line, thereby actually owning the mortgage loan.

Therefore, warehouse lenders owned by smaller financial institutions can extend larger lines without violating their "loans-to-one-borrower" restrictions. First, the only "borrower" is the borrower on the underlying mortgage loan.

Also, the business of purchasing and selling loans is usually more appealing to managers of credit risk and boards of directors than is the business of extending large, highly-leveraged lines of credit. Second, many warehouse lenders recognize that the risk drivers associated with warehouse lending largely parallel those associated with correspondent lending. By using a purchase-type agreement, a corporate mortgage group may be better able to manage its warehouse unit with existing talent.

This treatment allows a mortgage lender to have substantial warehouse capacity without appearing to have extremely high leverage ratios. (The notes at the end of a mortgage lender's audited financial statements will usually disclose the existence of this type of warehouse lines of credit facility). Third, purchase-type agreements provide off-balance sheet financing to the mortgage lender. Most agreements contain terms which cause GAAP treatment to recognize the warehouse transaction as a sale, thereby eliminating the need for disclosure on the balance sheet of the mortgage lender.

While the lack of repurchase requirements keeps purchase-type agreements from being classified as "financing arrangements", the mortgage lender will virtually always repurchase the warehoused mortgage loans because he/she will get better execution in the secondary market than obtainable under the Warehouse Participation Agreement. Most Warehouse Participation Agreements give the mortgage lender the option to re-purchase warehoused loans, but not the obligation to do so unless certain repurchase events occur.

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Warehouse lines of credit

2006-08-12T19:52:00.000-07:00

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At The MBSD Group, we want to earn your business, not force you to do business with us. That's why our warehouse customers can sell warehouse lines of credit to more than 50 approved investors.

When you get a warehouse line of credit from us, you get:

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Warehouse lending and mortgage banking

2006-08-06T18:20:00.000-07:00

Warehouse lending and Mortgage Banking

Definition of Warehouse lending and its role in the home owning experience.

In the last couple of weeks, I have been fortunate or unfortunate (I am not sure yet) to be exposed to warehouse line of credit lending. Before you go any further let me warn you that the reading will surely become boring. Unless you are in the mortgage industry or somehow you are one of those people that is interested in knowing every single detail of the financial transaction that is the closing of a residential mortgage loan. With the move from a big community bank to a really big community bank on the brink of becoming a major regional force, I have been exposed to some types of credit that my prior employer was averse to taking.

First lets start with a simple definition of warehouse lending:

Warehouse lending is a specialized type of lending that commercial banks and other finance institutions provide to companies involved in the mortgage banking business. The loan that was closed with XYZ finance company or the small community bank will get funded with money provided by this credit facility and the documentation will be sent to the institution that has the warehouse lending facility to act as collateral for the warehouse lines of credit.

I am sure that by now you are very confused; after all if you go to say "Little Main Street Bank" in your neighborhood, you might think that as a home buyer you are only dealing with "Little Main Street Bank" to get your loan. Well chances are that you are incorrect. That little bank might provide you with good service and a competitive rate, but they are usually not that interested in keeping your loan. Small and medium sized banks make more money in the origination fees and selling your loan to an investor right away or they might work in coordination with a mortgage banking company to sell the loan to them at the same time that it is being closed. The act of buying the loan from the originator at the same time that the closing of the loan happens is called "table buying" or "table financing".

A small one-man operation would be hard pressed to keep a million dollars in order to fund six closings and wait for the investor to purchase the loans. A mortgage broker simply can't operate that way. He needs financing and he needs it in place before he can fund. It works essentially the same way with the mortgage brokers. Usually mortgage brokers can not afford to fund the loans themselves.

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Essentially the funding of your mortgage loan could be accomplished with a large cast involved. The following is a hypothetical closing describing all of the financing players that could be involved:

1) Mortgage broker closes the loan.
2) Mortgage banking company buys the loan at the time of closing.
3) Bank funds Mortgage banking company using the warehousing line.
4) Investor Company buys the loan as part of a pool of loans sold by Mortgage banking company.
5) Individual or corporate investor buys warehouse lines of credit / bonds sold by the investor companies in the secondary market.

How do I get a warehouse line of credit?

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You should ask your wholesale reps, read industry periodicals, consult with industry professionals and search the Internet for viable choices. There are over 30 institutions offering Warehouse Lines of Credit for Mortgage Brokers and Bankers. The road to finding and choosing the right Warehouse Lenders has many twists and turns but if you are determined and prepared it has many benefits that can make the journey well worthwhile with a warehouse line of credit.

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2006-06-23T04:03:00.000-07:00

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2006-06-11T19:52:00.000-07:00

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Warehouse lines of credit and the MBSD group

2006-06-02T18:22:00.000-07:00

Warehouse lines and the MBSD Group Lending specializes in providing warehouse lines of credit to existing and emerging mortgage bankers nationwide. A warehouse line of credit is a revolving line of credit. Money is borrowed on the line added to your bottom line. The MBSD group can help you in all your warehouse lines of credit needs.

Questions about warehouse lines of credit

2006-05-21T21:20:00.000-07:00

Here's a few basic questions and answers about warehouse lines of credit.

What is a Warehouse Line of Credit?

One definition of a warehouse line of credit would be, a secured OR unsecured line of credit that an individual or insitutional funding source can draw upon to purchase notes and real estate.

You can think of it as a credit card with a very large limit and every time a note or piece of property is purchased with the line of credit (credit card) the balance is taken out of the total available credit and needs to be paid back with interest.

Who can apply for Warehouse lines of Credit?

Any mortgage originator (broker or banker) who is engaged full-time in residential mortgage loan origination, has successfully developed a relationship with and sold loans to at least one takeout investor and can meet certain minimum net worth and industry experience criteria.

How does a Warehouse Line of Credit work?

The mortgage loan is originated and underwritten to investor standards based on sound QC procedures, then it is delivered to the Warehouse Lender in exchange for funding the closing of the mortgage note. A Warehouse Line is a Credit Line used to fund loans at the closing table. After the investor wires funds to the Warehouse Lender to purchase the loan, an accounting is done to reconcile the cost and fees for the line, and then the proceeds including the Service Release Premium are forwarded into the account of the Mortgage Banker. The note is carried or housed on the Warehouse Line for a period of time (usually 7 to 21 days) until it is called for delivery to the investor. As a Mortgage Banker with a Warehouse line you will be involved in a close relationship with the Warehouser and you will be responsible for many closing and logistical functions. You must deliver closed loans to your investor. The process of moving notes on and off the line is called the monthly flow. The payoffs must be calculated, the wires or checks must be made, and the exceptions and problems must be reconciled in order to take the loan off the line and deliver the loan to the investor. Those loans must be funded and shipped along with the closing documents and delivered to Escrow and the Warehouser.

What types of Warehouse Lines are there?

Affinity lines are essentially Warehouse programs that investors provide to their key originators. There are basically two types of Warehouse lines; Affinity lines and Non direct lines. Affinity lines may have slightly lower costs and provide ways to pass on rebates. These Affinity lines provide for the funding of loans to that particular Investor and generally only a handful of other Investors. You may be charged a premium if you are allowed to place other loans on your line to be sold to other Investors, which limits your flexibility. However, you may be limited to the product types allowed on the line and you may be required to place a certain percentage of business with the provider of the line or be subject to additional fees. Most of these lines have a 1 to 5% haircut that requires you to have to come up with some of your own funds in order to close each loan. These Non-directed lines tend to operate with greater flexibility. Non direct lines are pure Warehouse credit facilities. You may have the ability to do third party origination’s (wholesale) and bulk loans on certain types of lines. You generally have more choices with the investors used, the time spent on the line and the number of product types available to fund on the line. Non-directed lines tend to operate more efficiently, although they may cost slightly more. This ability is very important to originators of Sub Prime product.

How do I get a Warehouse Line?

You should ask your wholesale reps, read industry periodicals, consult with industry professionals and search the Internet for viable choices. There are over 30 institutions offering Warehouse Lines of Credit for Mortgage Brokers and Bankers. The road to finding and choosing the right Warehouse Lender has many twists and turns but if you are determined and prepared it has many benefits that can make the journey well worthwhile. Contact the MBSD group today about getting a Warehouse Line of Credit.

Requirements for warehouse lines of credit

2006-05-10T20:54:00.000-07:00

What are some of the requirements for warehouse lines of credit? It's pretty simple with the MBSD group. You can view warehouse lines of credit here to learn more. From start to finish, MBSD group, provides a no-nonsense approach to the warehouselines of credit process. You can also view the other processes of warehouse lines on this page. Others, though, have learned about an alternative route to bankership—obtaining and managing a warehouse lines of credit. Learn what it takes to become a mortgage broker and mortgage banker in all 50 states including mortgage license requirements and websites to visit for more information. Click this link, Contact MBSD group, today.

Helpful tips with Warehouse Lines of Credit

2006-04-26T13:58:00.000-07:00

Need help with Warehouse Lines of Credit? Here's a few helpful links about this topic. Learn what it takes to become a mortgage broker in all 50 states including mortgage broker licensing requirements and websites to visit for more information. MBSD specializes in providing warehouse lines of credit to existing and emerging mortgage bankers nationwide. According to ACTION: Statement of Policy 1996-1: Computer Loan Origination Systems (CLOs). If you're buying mortgage companies or a home, chances are you'll need a mortgage, but did you know there are big differences between mortgage brokers and bank loan officers? MBSD Group has a net branch operation that recently expanded by four net branches and two states. Coverage of new and existing net branch operations. You can find a loan from mortgage broker to mortgage banker, banks, credit unions, and savings & loans. You might want to consider a correspondent lender for home financing. They can help. Looking for more help? Secondary Marketing E xecutive is the monthly journal for top mortgage professionals in charge of originating, buying and selling loans and mortgages. Great financial advice here if you're looking for bulk loans sales. Exclusively residential firm that features property listings, services, career opportunities, selling mortgage companies and agent profiles.

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2006-04-16T02:28:00.000-07:00

Warehouse Lines Of Credit

(MBSD) Offers Warehouse Lines Of Credit

(MBSD) Featured Benefits And The Clear Solution To Your Business:
Establishes a reputation for your company with consumers, builders, brokers and real estate agents to close and fund loans in your own name. We fund within 24 hours of request and in most cases, funds can be sent the same day of receipt of your information. This method of funding helps keep both your customers and agents content by paying for the entire transaction at the closing.

Correspondent and wholesale lenders typically pay more for closed loans as well as charging you less fees. The fees brokers can earn are limited. This method of funding increases profitability by utilizing available Warehouse Lines to fund your current production into the secondary market.

No more need for the Disclosure of Service Release Premiums on the HUD-1 Settlement statement as required by RESPA. Since you are closing the loan in your own name, your company is exempted from RESPA to disclose the SRP's, unlike table funded transactions.

Your company gets to earn the interest of the note rate during the warehouse lines of credit period, which makes up for most or all of the interest that you are paying for the facility.

Your company gets to control the entire settlement and funding date of the loan closing. This eliminates the worry of promised wires from your table funding lenders, which rarely arrive on time.

Enables your company to grow at a faster pace. Growth is limited without the use of warehouse lines of credit.

Below is a brief explanation of the funding process between our company and the mortgage correspondent. In order to start the mortgage funding process with the mortgage company, proper documentation must be sent to us prior to funding each individual loan.

Request for purchase detailing summary of transaction from mortgage company.

Required documents to fund:

Completed loan application (Form 1003)
Appraisal - first two pages
Firm Commitment by D.E. Underwriter (FHA), VA Loan Analysis by VA Automatic Underwriter (VA), Investor Underwriter, LP or DU approvals from authorized channels (FNMA, FHLMC)
Copy of Borrower's credit report
Insured closing letter in the name of the originator from the title company
Wiring instructions
Copy of hazard insurance policy or binder of coverage
Flood certification
Mortgage insurance or guaranty, certificate of eligibility (if applicable)
Purchase commitment from investor - investor lock

Funds are wired directly to the closing agent along with specific funding instructions.

Closing agent is to fax a copy of the signed note on the date of the closing, and overnight the following documents to us within 24 hours.

Original signed note
Certified copy of deed of trust
Copy of title commitment
Copy of HUD-1
Copy of Truth-In-Lending

Original signed note is to be sent directly from the closing agent back to the bank. The note is to be endorsed in blank.

Original Assignment of Deed of Trust in blank, plus the assignment to investor is sent with the note to us. We hold the assignment until the note is paid and then returns it to the mortgage company for recording the original assignment to the investor.

Upon receipt of note and assignment from the closing agent, a bailee letter is prepared and is sent with the note to the investor for payment.

We book the loan at the negotiated rate for warehouse lines of credit.

Funds will be wired to us from the investor.

Warehouse Lines of Credit

2006-04-02T21:10:00.000-07:00

Warehouse Lines of Credit 101

Warehouse lines give you the ability to fund loans in your own name, with your own money, which gives you a number of important features and benefits. The following is a quick review of the process, the responsibilities, and the benefits of how a Warehouse Line of Credit can give you more options and greater profitability as you grow your business into the next level in the Mortgage Banking process.

Are you wondering how you are going to survive after RESPA disclosure rules are adopted? Is your business growing consistently beyond a million per month? Are you looking for ways to improve your profitability? Do you feel that you are good at packaging Loans? If you keep nodding your head, then you should be thinking about getting a Warehouse Line of Credit. Warehouse lines of credit provide Mortgage Brokers the cash flow and credibility needed to make the leap to the next level in the industry: Mortgage Banking.

The Mortgage Banking process

Mortgage Banking is a process of originating and gathering loans, then selling them to large investors who wraps them together into pools where they are reviewed, graded, insured, and securitized into Bonds. These Mortgage Backed Securities are sold to Institutional and Individual Investors whose cash is traded for the security, which provides for the process to complete its circle and repeat itself.

The key to the Mortgage Banking process is cash flow. Cash flow is the lifeblood, which gives the Mortgage Banker the ability to originate, process, package, and deliver closed loans through Correspondent relationships to investors based on their underwriting criteria.

How do Warehouse Lines of credit work?

As a Mortgage Banker with a Warehouse line you will be involved in a close relationship with the Warehouser and you will be responsible for many closing and logistical functions. You must deliver closed loans to your investor. Those loans must be funded and shipped along with the closing documents and delivered to Escrow and the Warehouser. The payoffs must be calculated, the wires or checks must be made, and the exceptions and problems must be reconciled in order to take the loan off the line and deliver the loan to the investor.

A Warehouse Line is a Credit Line used to fund loans at the closing table. The mortgage loan is originated and underwritten to investor standards based on sound QC procedures, then it is delivered to the Warehouse Lender in exchange for funding the closing of the mortgage note. The note is carried or housed on the Warehouse Line for a period of time (usually 7 to 21 days) until it is called for delivery to the investor. After the investor wires funds to the Warehouse Lender to purchase the loan, an accounting is done to reconcile the cost and fees for the line, and then the proceeds including the Service Release Premium are forwarded into the account of the Mortgage Banker. The process of moving notes on and off the line is called the monthly flow.

Can I become a Correspondent with my key Investors?

As a Mortgage Banker you can take advantage of full Correspondent pricing with your most important investors. Since you are now selling closed loans, you receive better pricing and services release premiums, as you are taking the responsibility of underwriting, packaging, and delivering the notes to the Investor. You will need to complete a correspondent agreement. You may be required to have a Fidelity Bond and Errors & Omissions insurance to warrant your adherence to underwriting standards and QC procedures of the Investors you sell to.

What types of Warehouse Lines of credit are there?

Non direct lines are pure Warehouse credit facilities. These Non-directed lines tend to operate with greater flexibility. You generally have more choices with the investors used, the time spent on the line and the number of product types available to fund on the line. You may have the ability to do third party origination’s (wholesale) and bulk loans on certain types of lines. This ability is very important to originators of Sub Prime product. Non-directed lines tend to operate more efficiently, although they may cost slightly more.

There are basically two types of Warehouse lines of credit; Affinity lines and Non direct lines. Affinity lines are essentially Warehouse programs that investors provide to their key originators. These Affinity lines provide for the funding of loans to that particular Investor and generally only a handful of other Investors. Affinity lines may have slightly lower costs and provide ways to pass on rebates. However, you may be limited to the product types allowed on the line and you may be required to place a certain percentage of business with the provider of the line or be subject to additional fees. You may be charged a premium if you are allowed to place other loans on your line to be sold to other Investors, which limits your flexibility. Most of these lines have a 1 to 5% haircut that requires you to have to come up with some of your own funds in order to close each loan.

What does it take to get a Warehouse line of credit?

The requirements for securing a Warehouse line are getting easier. Your volume, reputation, QC procedures and packaging abilities are becoming more important than your financial statement and net worth. You need to find a Warehouselineofcredit lender that gives you the best mix of options, costs, and execution. Consideration must be made for the documentation required to fund, the execution you get, and the product flexibility you receive, versus the line rates, transaction fees, wire fees, advance rates, the number of investors and program types you can fund on your new line.

What are the 10 most important questions I should ask prospective Warehouse Lenders?

Do I have to personally guarantee the line?
Do you have a haircut to fundings to the line?
Is this an Affinity or Non-directed line?
What is your minimum Net Worth requirements? Audited or Non-Audited?
What product types do you allow to be funded on the line? Any Investor limitations?
What documents do you require to fund a loan?
What are your line fees and transaction costs? Are they negotiable?
Do you allow third party (wholesale) origination’s to be funded on the line?
What kind of training do you offer? How will you help me get started?
Can I speak to someone currently using your Warehouse facility as a reference?

Is it really worth all the trouble?

There are many rewards for making this transaction into Mortgage Banking with a Warehouse line. First of all you get the satisfaction and esteem associated with being a Mortgage Banker. You have greater flexibility and more choices of where and who to sell loans to. You receive greater profits now that you get to keep all the administrative fees and service release premiums. Some Mortgage Brokers specializing in Sub-prime paper have been able to add several points to their bottom line once they make the move to Mortgage Banker using a Warehouse line. But the most important reason is control. You will control the closing process and not be at the mercy of the funding department of some larger Investor.

How do I get a Warehouse Line of credit?

There are over 30 institutions offering Warehouse lines of credit for Mortgage Brokers and Bankers. You should ask your wholesale reps, read industry periodicals, consult with industry professionals and search the Internet for viable choices. The road to finding and choosing the right Warehouse line of credit Lender has many twists and turns but if you are determined and prepared it has many benefits that can make the journey well worthwhile.