Non-QM: New Market + New Rules = New Opportunities

Over the past few years, the non-QM market has steadily gained traction and become the program of choice for self-employed borrowers and consumers who didn’t fit into the “GSE-box.” This time last year when the pandemic hit, non-QM essentially paused as private capital reassessed the situation. Over the past 12 months, however, the market is coming back. A recent report from S&P Global reports confidence levels are growing, and the market could be returning to 2019 levels in 2021. 

With the new rules of Non-QM 2.0 now in play and an oncoming wave of potential new customers in play, do you have the tools in place to help you keep up, streamline efficiencies and grow your potential market share?

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Company: LoanScorecard
Date & Time: March 24th, 1 pm CT

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Kathryn Amor
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Raj Parekh
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HW Media

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