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Many homebuyers wonder why mortgage companies have started requesting more information from the borrowers over the past few months. The following link and article outlines five changes to mortgage lending and what they mean to the home buyer.Five changes to mortgage loans under new Fannie, Freddie rules.If you have questions about the information in the article, speak to one of our mortgage professionals by giving us a call at 1-800-375-8096.

Of the numerous strategies that have been proposed for stemming the foreclosure tide, many involving Federal Housing Administration refinancings, few if any start with the investors holding troubled mortgages.That is where National Bank Of Kansas City has been looking for opportunities to boost FHA volume. Since January the $963 million-asset Overland Park, Kan., unit of Ameri-National Corp. has been approaching noteholders with a proposition: Identify loans in your portfolio that you would like to unload, and the bank will solicit the borrowers to refinance.

In an effort to help those borrowers hurt by subprime mortgages, National Bank Of Kansas City’s (NBKC) mortgage division has started a Mortgage Recovery program.