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New policies spell out "business interactions" between mortgage insurers and servicers.
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Since the fall of 2011, national property values are up 17%. But in November, quarterly growth was 1.8%, down from the previous quarters 3.3% uptick.
December 2 -
Borrowers whose homes were damaged by the November tornadoes are being offered mortgage relief options by the government-sponsored enterprise including forbearance for up to one year.
December 2 -
An outsourcing services provider is buying a capital markets consultancy for $75 million, and separately a mortgage company is outfitting its new servicing unit with lien-release technology.
December 2 -
More homeowners will put their homes up for sale next year and increase the supply.
December 2 -
The deal releases the lender from certain existing and future repurchase obligations for approximately 716,000 loans originated between January 2000 and December 2009.
December 2 -
If Congress allows the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act to expire, homeowners who restructure their mortgages or are foreclosed upon would be required to pay taxes on canceled debt.
November 27 -
New standards give borrowers the upper hand in seeking loan modifications.
November 27 -
Despite existing home transactions being low and recent construction activity remaining below normal levels, all 42 counties tracked by DataQuick reported an increase in property values.
November 27 -
The Chicago-based special servicer only uses former mortgage sales people in its customer contact positions because they are experienced in the business and familiar with its terminology.
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