Chrisman Commentary - Daily Mortgage News
The Chrisman Commentary podcast provides daily insights into the mortgage industry, covering market trends, capital markets, and regulatory changes. Hosted by Robbie Chrisman, each episode delivers expert analysis and industry perspectives on the forces shaping housing finance. Whether it’s mortgage rates, lending news, or economic shifts, the podcast offers a clear, concise breakdown of the most important developments. More at www.chrismancommentary.com.
Chrisman Commentary - Daily Mortgage News
Latest Episodes
10.2.26 Industry Chatter; Eris Innovations' Geoffrey Sharp on Options; Poor Payrolls Friday
U.S. home prices have far outpaced inflation since 2011 while income gains have been more uneven, highlighting worsening affordability and inequality, as FHFA pursues changes to credit scoring and appraisal standards amid questions about implem...
10.1.26 Fourth Quarter Changes; Gateless' Mike Brown on Automated Decisioning; Fed Chatter Abounds
Q4 opens with heightened uncertainty and industry change, from accelerating lender/company transitions and New York Life Investment Management taking majority control of Invictus/Verus to rapid Agency policy and appraisal changes from FHFA, lea...
9.30.26 Industry Mailbag; Fairway Independent's Steve Jacobson on Pivots and Presence; Sell First
We start by looking at three unresolved issues: the tradeoff between housing affordability and protecting existing homeowners, potential ethical concerns around choosing whichever credit-scoring model helps a borrower qualify, and the challenge...
9.29.26 Hispanic Homeownership; Maxwell’s John Paasonen and PLACE’s Chris Stuart on Housing Ecosystems; Selling Pressures
Despite a record-low Hispanic poverty rate of 13.9 percent in 2025, down from 21.9 percent in 1973, Hispanics remain disproportionately affected by poverty and continue to face room for improvement in homeownership, underscoring persistent econ...
9.28.26 Conference Activities; Falcon Capital Advisors' Sam Valverde on Rate Environment; Buydown Attractiveness
Treasury yields’ surge to nearly two-decade highs increasingly looks like a structural repricing rather than a temporary selloff, as hawkish Fed policy, resilient data and persistent inflation expectations push markets toward a roughly 70 perce...
