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The owner of a mortgage remodification company who defrauded 1,800 distressed homeowners in Phoenix has pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit wire and mail fraud.
October 24 -
On Oct. 13, a federal grand jury returned a two-count indictment charging Hubert Rotteveel with mail fraud for a mortgage fraud scheme.
October 24
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The bedrock of the U.S. mortgage market - the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage - may no longer have the same level of bipartisan support in Congress that it once did.
October 24 -
Metro Credit Union, of Chelsea, Mass., signed on with Boston Home Center to develop and enhance mortgage programs aimed at placing homeowners in sustainable mortgages.
October 24 -
With appraisers now generating valuation reports in the new data and format standards set by the government-sponsored enterprises, lenders are adopting new procedures and practices ahead of full implementation of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's Uniform Mortgage Data Program.
October 24 -
The Federal Housing Finance Agency Monday morning unveiled long awaited changes to a White House refinancing program, waiving the LTV cap and certain origination fees on underwater Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans.
October 24 -
Before coming to Congress, I worked in the residential real estate industry for 33 years, and now as a policymaker, I welcome every opportunity to work on issues relating to housing finance and sustainable homeownership.
October 21 -
The head of CMG Mortgage has one demand for federal regulators - get busy and give the mortgage industry the new rules and the industry will abide by them.
October 21 -
Calling his first meeting with GSE regulator Edward DeMarco "disappointing," the chairman of a House task force on housing stabilization wants more answers from the regulator - plus he wants to see the agency's national refinancing plan before it's announced publicly.
October 21 -
Thomas Hoenig's retirement from regulatory work was apparently short-lived.
October 21
