Pennymac Correspondent · Correspondent Announcement 26-63 · Published

Revisions to Conventional Loan-Level Price Adjustments and Pricing Grids

Pennymac announced revisions to conventional loan-level price adjustments for commitments taken on or after June 12, 2026. The modifications improve pricing for second home and investment properties, refresh agency-specific grids, and add structural rows for VantageScore credit scoring.

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Loan impact

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Applies to: Conventional loans locked under best efforts commitments on or after June 12, 2026.

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What changed

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Conventional loan-level price adjustmentsChangedNot statedPennymac updates conventional loan-level price adjustment schedules, improving values for second home and investment properties, refreshing agency-specific grids, and adding structural rows for VantageScore.

What to do

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What to review: Review the updated conventional loan-level price adjustment schedules effective June 12, 2026, including refreshed agency grids, improved pricing for second home and investment properties, and the addition of VantageScore structural rows.

QC implications

  • Quality control should test conventional commitments taken on or after June 12, 2026, to ensure updated loan-level price adjustments are accurately applied for second home and investment properties, agency-specific grids, and VantageScore scoring.

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