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The New York City Apartment Portfolio Roll-Up loan received a split modification following new property valuations based on conversions from rent-stabilized to market-rent values.
January 16 -
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley reached a settlement with the Federal Reserve Board over deficient practices in mortgage loan servicing and foreclosure processing.
January 16 -
A report from the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies suggests changes to the housing finance system may negatively affect future lending to lower-income and minority borrowers.
January 16 -
Genworth Financial Inc. will undertake a restructuring that in essence separates out its U.S. and European mortgage insurance operations from its life insurance operations.
January 16 -
The mortgage servicer settlement with federal regulators resulted in an $80 million fourth-quarter expense accrual for U.S. Bancorp, reducing its earnings per share by $0.03.
January 16 -
Homebuilders remain optimistic that a housing recovery will continue to take shape this year.
January 16 -
Andrea Johnson has been selected by US REO Partners to become the group’s new president.
January 16 -
While private-equity firms snap up foreclosed homes in California, Arizona and Florida, smaller investors have found bargain-basement bonanzas in Detroit.
January 16 -
Even before the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau comes out with rules this week to address servicing failures, the National Consumer Law Centerat is crying foul.
January 16 -
December home sales in Southern California reached their highest mark in three years.
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