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The underlying loan is fixed-rate and amortizes on a monthly basis over a term of 10 years, the longest loan tenure to date that has backed a single-family rental securitization.
November 14 -
A report due next week on the Federal Housing Administration's financial health is expected to show that the agency's reserve fund has significantly improved over the past year.
November 14 -
Mortgage loan delinquency rates through the third quarter fell to their lowest levels in seven years, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
November 14 -
New York financial regulator Benjamin Lawsky held up the deal shortly after it was announced in January, and regulatory and legal concerns had mounted since then.
November 13 -
Trade groups press federal banking regulators to make the Basel III capital rule less onerous.
November 13 -
Regulators are preparing rules to curb financial risks of expanding nonbank mortgage companies after investigating homeowner complaints that include improper foreclosures and unauthorized fees.
November 13 -
Bank of America Corp. and Citigroup Inc. are selling multiple pools of soured U.S. mortgages to meet demand from investment firms that are pushing prices higher.
November 12 -
The company cited uncertainties with industrywide litigation and the regulatory environment in the move. In August, a New York regulator questioned its purchase of the unit from an affiliated company.
November 12 -
Commercial mortgage-backed security delinquencies declined during October, according to Fitch Ratings.
November 11 -
Mortgage insurers Radian Guaranty Inc. and MGIC Investment Corp. both saw their inventory of delinquent loans drop during October.
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