Ginnie Securitizing VA Hybrids
VA, Ginnie execs speak at MBA convention November 20, 2003 By MortgageDaily.com staff |
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Ginnie Mae is “poised” for a possible rate-climbing environment with its new hybrid adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) program, according to company vice president George Anderson.
Ginnie, which says its purpose is to serve low-to moderate-income homebuyers, began securitizing hybrid ARMs guaranteed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) as of Oct. 1, stated Anderson while attending the Mortgage Bankers Association of America 90th annual convention. “We believe this program will address investor demand for a securitized hybrid ARM investment while allowing issuers to offer a new product benefiting as many as 40,000 families, especially first time homebuyers and the families of active veterans,” said the vice president. The product not only benefits low-to moderate-income borrowers, said Anderson, it provides investors “with the consistency of a fixed-rate security along with interest rate protection.”
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