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The House voted 352-66 Tuesday afternoon to pass a continuing resolution that will fund government operations, including the National Flood Insurance Program, through November 18.
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Following federal and state level debates over mortgage debt management solutions one municipality is looking at internal operations and data to identify ways to reduce debt.
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The reduction in the Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac loan limit could trim home sales by up to 5%, further delaying a recovery in the housing market, according to industry officials speaking at a Progressive Policy Institute conference Tuesday.
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PHH Mortgage Corp., will be losing one of its largest private-label origination customers in Charles Schwab Bank, but will be adding five new clients for which it said this new business should more than offset any lost income.
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Gleacher & Co. Securities Inc., New York, has hired a head of agency trading and four other managing directors as part of the ongoing expansion of its fixed income platform.
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Renting to mitigate foreclosure losses is emerging as a work-intensive, yet effective solution for owners of foreclosed homes when delivered by one-stop-shop third-party servicers who offer personalized workouts.
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Southwest Bank, Fort Worth, Texas, is on the verge of making its first warehouse line of credit and is catering to a small but growing segment of the market that it calls "mini-correspondents."
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Foreclosure starts were 20% higher than the previous month reaching a yearly high, Lender Processing Services said in its latest Mortgage Monitor report.
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In only a few years mandatory homeownership counseling before being approved for a loan modification or mortgage has become the new norm in mortgage origination and servicing. Starting this fall New Yorkers can add housing repair skills counseling and hands-on training to the list of things they may want to learn before or after deciding to own a house.
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The Federal Housing Finance Agency knew as early as 2009 about potentially abusive foreclosure practices and yet failed to take action to curb them, according to a watchdog report released Tuesday.
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