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Mortgages that do need meet new ability-to-repay rules are likely to be securitized only sporadically, according to participants at the ABS East conference.
September 24 -
Starwood Waypoint Residential Trust has purchased a pool of delinquent loans and bank-owned homes for a total price of $73.3 million.
September 24 -
Fannie Mae, the largest source of funding for U.S. mortgages, said Chief Operating Officer Terence Edwards plans to leave the government-backed company in the first half of next year.
September 24 -
Several federal agencies have joined forces in launching new public service advertisements designed to inform and assist homeowners at risk of foreclosure.
September 24 -
Devising a risk mitigation plan and the training and oversight necessary to implement it requires lenders and servicers to conduct a scientific investigation into the policies, procedures and controls they already have in place.
September 24
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A program that moves distressed mortgages out of the foreclosure pipeline can save the FHA and GSEs money and give troubled borrowers a better shot at staying in their homes but only if it's properly implemented.
September 24
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Within the span of a year, institutional investors with large portfolios of single-family properties have tapped the securitization market with nine deals, creating an alternative form of exposure to the housing market.
September 23 -
There is a good chance legislation that would provide regulatory relief to small banks and address concerns about which banks are dubbed systemically important could be wrapped in the same Senate bill next year, experts said at National Mortgage News's 4th Annual Regulatory Symposium.
September 22 -
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's complaint database is an excellent source of information to help lenders make adjustments and refine their operations.
September 22
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A regulatory mechanism designed to support unsolicited ratings includes obligations that complicate its use. Post-crisis single-family securitization sectors like the new rental market are instead drawing "unsolicited comments."
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