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Foreclosure starts reached 217,955 units in August, an 18% sequential jump, and the first time since March that the reading was north of 200,000, according to new figures compiled by the Hope Now alliance.
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Keystone Asset Management has recently completed an audit that assures the company is complying with regulations within the mortgage servicing industry.
September 28 -
Product and pricing engine NYLX is adding to its platform a Mortgage Harmony loan product that gives borrowers at certain times the option of lowering their rates to market level.
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The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network said there has been an 88% year-over-year increase in mortgage loan fraud suspicious activity reports filed in the second quarter.
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Standard & Poor's, Moody's Corp. and Fitch Inc. won dismissal of a lawsuit alleging that their ratings of nonprime MBS were faulty and caused five Ohio public employee pension funds to buy into these money-losing investments.
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Applications for new mortgages jumped 9.3% for the week ending September 23, a sign that ultra low rates are finally spurring new business activity.
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The Federal Housing Finance Agency Tuesday afternoon released a 37-page "talking paper" on changing GSE servicing fees, while noting that GNMA compensation – for now – will not be part of the discussion.
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All entities that engage in the business of servicing mortgage loans for any property located in New York are up for a new regulatory challenge.
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Moody's Investors Services sees no broad-based recovery in commercial real estate markets over the next year due to weakness in demand and what it calls "diminished lending."
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Outstanding residential mortgage debt in the U.S. will continue to fall over the next three quarters before stabilizing in mid-year 2012, according to a new forecast from Freddie Mac.
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