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Executives at a recent NMN panel discussion also discuss why foreclosures will take longer to clear out in New Jersey and why some troubled borrowers may not want loan mods.
March 19 -
As home equity lines of credit hit the five-year mark and borrowers have to start repaying principal, lenders might have to modify these second liens to avert defaults.
March 19 -
A court hearing this week could force housing officials to clarify a longstanding gray area in the reverse mortgage business: When the borrower dies, can the lender foreclose on a surviving spouse not named in the loan?
March 18 -
The number of homeowners who received loan modifications rose to roughly 44,000 in Januaryup 2% from the previous month.
March 18 -
The settlement monitor gave the banks credit for $20 billion in relief less than half the total provided, since only partial credit was given for breaks other than principal reduction.
March 18 -
Paperless FHA
Servicing Roundtable
Lender Outsourcing
Appraisal RegulationsMarch 17 -
Wells Fargo has come under a fresh wave of public scrutiny over allegations that the largest mortgage servicer developed an in-house, how-to manual for producing falsified documents to justify foreclosures.
March 16 -
A lawsuit alleges that Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown violated state law by diverting hundreds of millions of dollars from the national mortgage settlement into California's general fund.
March 14 -
Communities and governments would avoid having to deal with abandoned properties on a protracted basis, which pulls down local property values and creates an unnecessary backlog in the court system.
March 14
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Official puts servicers on notice that they should be ready to help borrowers who cant afford the higher monthly payments.
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