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Federal Reserve governors continue to view the housing recovery as weak despite its multiyear efforts, citing—among other concerns—tight mortgage underwriting standards.
October 9 -
The causes of the most recent downturn go back a lot further than mortgages made between 2005 and 2007.
October 5 -
In a letter, Sens. Mark Warner and Chris Coons raised concerns that requiring a “premium capture cash reserve account” would impede the return of a private securitization market.
October 5 -
The Federal Housing Finance Agency is seeking public comments on a new securitization platform for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
October 4 -
The qualified mortgage rule—ever so briefly—became a topic in the presidential debate Wednesday night.
October 4 -
Explain to your customer that the credit score they obtain from one of those services could be vastly different than the one used for underwriting.
October 3
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In September, commercial real estate loans in CMBS that were delinquent by at least 30 days or in foreclosure fell 14 basis points from the previous month to 9.99%.
October 3 -
Home loans were repaid in August at a pace that would erase 25% of the debt in a year, according to Lender Processing Services.
October 3 -
Nationstar Mortgage went from private equity flop to a top servicer of troubled loans, thanks to deft management and a Fannie Mae partnership once hidden even from parts of the government.
October 3 -
Record low interest rates have led to a spike in refinance volume, driving total mortgage application volume up by 16.6% on a seasonally adjusted basis for the week ended Sept. 28.
October 3 -
Churchill Mortgage is on pace for a record year in loan volume.
October 2 -
Bliss Sawyer sends an update about the Rural Development program to her referral partners.
October 2
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Almost a month ago Mortgage Industry Advisory Corp. held an auction on $8 billion of Government National Mortgage Association servicing rights.
October 2 -
The Federal Housing Finance Agency said that The Cogsville Group has purchased 94 Fannie Mae properties in Chicago as part of a real estate owned pilot initiative.
October 2 -
The New York attorney general has sued JPMorgan Chase, charging that the Bear Stearns brokerage it bought committed fraud in the sale of hundreds of billions of dollars in mortgage-backed securities.
October 2 -
Lender seeks to ease minds of buyers worried about declining home vales.
October 1 -
Fannie Mae purchased $86 billion of loans from its seller/servicers during August, up 12% from the month prior.
October 1 -
Platinum Data and SharperLending have entered into a technology alliance providing access to certain product on the collateral valuation side of the transaction.
October 1 -
Morgan Stanley Mortgage Capital Holdings was sued for at least $111 million by a trustee for investors in mortgage-backed securities.
October 1 -
HLSS completes another servicing deal with Ocwen Financial Corp.
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