Record-breaking home price appreciation is changing borrower behavior and the make-up of the mortgage market, said Black Knight Secondary Marketing Technologies President Scott Happ.
Source: Inman News
Rising home prices boost demand for jumbo mortgages
Published in affordability, fha, home price appreciation, home prices, Joel Kan, jumbo, jumbo loan, jumbo mortgage, Markets & Economy, Mortgage and Scott Happ
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