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What happens to mortgages after closing, and how does investor demand influence the pricing and loan programs available to brokers? Dmitri Batsev, Managing Director at Imperial Fund Asset Management, has the answers.

He joins Alexandria McLymont in the latest episode of AD Mortgage Digest to share his insights into the


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New Orleans, shaped by centuries of French, Spanish, African, Caribbean, and American influences, offers a unique combination of historic character and modern urban life. Set along the Mississippi River in southeastern Louisiana, the city is known for its distinctive architecture and lively atmosphere. 

From the iron balconies of the French Quarter to the oak-lined str...


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This article was originally published on March 30, 2023, and updated in October 2026.

California has never been a cheap state to buy a home, and 2026 is no exception. In the second quarter, only 19% of California households could afford the state’s $916,750 median-priced single-family home, according to the


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Every loan officer has heard it: ‘My CPA did a great job – I barely show any income.’ For a lot of LOs, that sentence ends the conversation. For brokers who know how to work Non-QM, it’s where the conversation gets good.

Here in Tampa Bay, a huge share of the buyers ...


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Originally published on May 24, 2023, updated in October 2026.

Washington is one of the country’s most expensive places to buy a home, but the statewide figures hide very different local markets. The median single-family home in Washington sold for $645,200 in the second quarter of 2026, according to the


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