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Ally Financial Inc.'s chief executive said the company "screwed up on robo-signing affidavits," but has changed its foreclosure processes and will complete a review of about 25,000 affidavits by yearend.
November 4 -
The FDIC has finally unloaded $23 billion of mortgage servicing rights that once belonged to AmTrust Bank of Cleveland, but is saying little about the deal.
November 4 -
Freddie Mac sold over 26,300 foreclosure properties in the third quarter, up 47% from a year ago, while its inventory of single-family REO continued to grow.
November 3 -
Except for targeting the long end of the yield curve less than expected and purchase sizes a hair lower than anticipated, the Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing plan matched market expectations for incremental purchases that could be adjusted in line with evolving market conditions going forward.
November 3 -
Lender Processing Services Inc. reports that the nation’s average mortgage loan delinquency exceeds 500 days in five of the 23 states where foreclosures must be approved by a court.
November 3 -
Tuesday's elections handed the Republicans control of the House of Representatives — and therefore the Financial Services Committee — which means GSE reform moves to the top of their agenda.
November 3 -
Mortgage application volume fell 5% last week on a seasonally adjusted basis, as refinance applications showed a decline for the third straight week, according to new figures released by the Mortgage Bankers Association.
November 3 -
What Trepp LLC calls the first decline in commercial mortgage-backed securities delinquencies in over a year suggests that the industry is in a “choppy” market where there is no specific improvement in fundamentals market-wide but some select trophy loan resolutions are moving forward.
November 3 -
September foreclosure resales—homes that had been foreclosed on in the prior 12 months—slipped to 51.1% of the Las Vegas resale market, down from 52.5% in August and down from 67.1% a year earlier.
November 3 -
Freddie Mac recovered $1.7 billion from its seller/servicers in the third quarter, taking in cash or getting bad loans off its books because firms that sold mortgages to the GSE bought them back.
November 3