By Jon Marino | CNBC
Big banks are lending less to homebuyers, or they’re making less on loans — and sometimes, it’s a combination of both.
Some are making less on home loans, in part owed to the Fed and its years long zero interest rate policy. But the trend also coincides with a rise in nonbank lenders, like Quicken Loans, that have been gobbling up market share in mortgages in recent years.