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The combination of Dodd-Frank Act mortgage rules and the Basel III capital standards could perpetuate today’s tight credit conditions, according to a new study from conservative think tank American Action Forum.
October 26 -
If Congress allows the mortgage forgiveness debt relief provision in the tax code to expire on Jan. 1, distressed borrowers could get hit with a tax bill.
October 26 -
To date Republicans have refused to confirm a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau head until reforms are made, a mantra that may make it awkward to send up their own nominee.
October 26 -
Mortgage lenders are to provide home loan applicants with copies of written appraisals and other home value estimates and ensure that consumers receive information prior to closing about how the propertys value was determined.
October 25
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Surety bonds should not be confused with financial bonds that are traded; they actually function more like insurance policies.
October 25
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Is there any mortgage lender that should turn up their nose at a pot of $100 billion in mortgages? Don’t think so.
October 25 -
When Mark Korell joined the company in June he was named chief of sales and marketing.
October 25 -
Among other things, Bank of America is accused of continuing a high speed loan processing program dubbed "The Hustle" that started at Countrywide and cause massive losses at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
October 25 -
As part of the settlement, Royal Bank of Scotland has agreed to refrain from financing, purchasing or securitizing subprime mortgages unless it has sufficiently reviewed the underlying loans.
October 25 -
Some key regulatory issues still need to be addressed in order for private-label mortgage-backed securities to make a comeback.
October 24
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