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Banks can expect changes to federal reporting requirements for mortgage data, according to the head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
September 24 -
Kenneth Tebbs has been sentenced to 78 months in prison after pleading guilty to one count of wire fraud in connection with a real estate investment scheme.
September 24 -
Sen. Bob Corker, a co-author of legislation to overhaul the mortgage finance market, forcefully defended his proposal that private capital take at least 10% of the first loss on mortgage-backed securities.
September 24 -
One mortgage executive pointed out that a complaint about a mortgage or servicing is a lot more personal than the standard banking complaint.
September 24 -
Keep Your Home California launched an online Servicer Scorecard that allows distressed borrowers to monitor how their mortgage servicer is working with the state-run program to avoid foreclosure.
September 23 -
The company said its trading suspension order will remain in effect for the ten-business-day period ending Oct. 1 with shares eligible to resume trading on Oct. 2.
September 23 -
Richmonds plan to keep homeowners out of foreclosure by seizing underwater mortgages through eminent domain is a credit negative.
September 23 -
Barclays latest regional housing update report singles out Meritage as the builder with the most attractive metropolitan statistical area exposure among homebuilders.
September 23 -
RES.NET has improved its technology to help make the resale transaction process more expedient and simple for brokerage companies.
September 23 -
The restitution may make the credit unions whole as separate settlements with their insurer, CUMIS Insurance Society, and Fannie Mae preceded it.
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