A couple of weeks ago, one of my LO clients told me about a situation where her underwriter was telling her that one of her loans didn't fit Fannie Mae guidelines.

My client was sure the loan was within guidelines, and she called the Help Desk at Mortgage Currentcy. They sent her the specific documentation confirming she was right; she forwarded it to her underwriter and got an approval.

Mortgage Currentcy keeps you updated on changing guidelines and compliance issues. More to the point, it helps you save transactions. I recommend it.

Karen Deis, the publisher of Mortgage Currentcy, (and an old friend of mine) has announced that the price of an annual subscription will change from $327 to $397 after midnight on Wednesday, June 19. If you are not already a subscriber, you can still subscribe for $327 per year ($97 quarterly), and lock in the lower rate for as long as you are a subscriber.

Click here to subscribe to Mortgage Currentcy.

With interest rates up above 4% for the first time in a while (since August 2011, I think), a lot of mortgage loan officers are starting to think about rediscovering the existence of a purchase market.

Better late than never, as they say.

One of my clients (who has not been neglecting the purchase market) recently asked me for suggestions on topics and subject areas that would make good, relevant content to help him further build his visibility and credibility among the Realtors in his marketplace.

See my recommendations here.