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Since launching its short sale module in November 2009, the default servicing technology provider Equator said approximately 1.2 million short sales have been facilitated through its platform.
December 30 -
The backlog of real estate owned homes held by banks and the government is "staggering," Fitch Inc. said.
December 30 -
One hallmark of the Dodd-Frank Act was the creation of the Office of Financial Research, an agency dedicated to collecting and sifting data from financial firms to help predict the next crisis.
December 30 -
Holiday retail sales gave the NACM's Credit Managers' Index a boost to a high not seen since May, but it remained below year-ago levels as many companies, including some in the mortgage space, are still in distress.
December 30 -
Fitch said Thursday it sees little risk of a negative rating impact on CMBS from the closure of 100 to 120 unspecified Sears and Kmart stores across the U.S., but noted there is some exposure in the commercial mortgage-backed securities universe to the concern.
December 29 -
Consumers are having a tough time qualifying for a mortgage these days, and even a federal program designed to provide financing for low- and moderate-income borrowers is winnowing out applicants with low credit scores.
December 29 -
Despite the hand-wringing and nail-biting, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau made it through 2011 without any major confrontation with the banking industry.
December 29 -
The FDIC, which has seen nearly 100 banks fail during 2011, is projecting that figure may rise again in 2012.
December 29 -
A Rhode Island mortgage loan processor with National City Mortgage Co. has pleaded guilty to participating in a straw-borrowing scheme that brought in more than $3.5 million in fraudulently obtained mortgages.
December 29 -
A fourth quarter ranking of the best single-family rental markets for investment indicates half of the top 10 areas can be found in the Sunshine State.
December 28





