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In March, DataQuick said 10,215 new and resale houses and condominiums closed escrow in the Miami metropolitan area.
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Credit unions and their CUSOs are looking to create new growth opportunities in everything from investments, to some untraditional lending activities and even collections.
May 6 -
JPMorgan and Credit Suisse said New York was relying on recycled claims from private lawsuits.
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The Federal Housing Administration multifamily program is slated to shut down in August unless Congress provides HUD with an additional $5 billion loan commitment authority.
May 6 -
When you speak to servicers nowadays, the number one concern many companies are battling right now is complying with new industry regulations.
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Although the Dow Jones Industrial Average set an all-time high on Friday, the performance of the Mortgage Industry Equity Composite was more mixed.
May 3 -
A Connecticut attorney involved in a mortgage scam is facing 21 months of imprisonment following his recent sentencing in U.S. District Court.
May 3 -
Bound by law in two different ways, the expectation to comply with the new mortgage servicing rules and investor demands, mortgage servicers still are navigating through the changes.
May 3 -
The Department of Housing and Urban Development is selling more notes under its Distressed Asset Stabilization Program in the second sale of this type this year.
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