UWM drops high-balance LLPAs, extends Bullseye 90 pricing

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HousingWire reports that UWM has removed loan-level price adjustments on high-balance fixed-rate loans through October 30 and extended its Bullseye 90 pricing to include eligible jumbo products. The temporary elimination of LLPAs should ease pricing pressure on larger conforming loans, while the Bullseye 90 extension gives borrowers more runway on rate locks. Both moves signal a lender adjusting to a market where larger loan amounts and longer timelines have become more common.

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