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The New York Department of Financial Services will require Ocwen Financial to hire a monitor to ensure it complies with an agreement to reform its mortgage servicing practices.
December 5 -
As homeownership rates remain flat and rental units continue to increase in popularity among consumers, more firms are starting to focus their business strategies toward the rental market.
December 5 -
A significant drop in foreclosure starts can be attributed to procedural changes that recently went into effect from the national robo-signing settlement.
December 5 -
If mortgage banking were a stock, how would you trade it? Discuss amongst yourselves.
December 5
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Specialized Loan Servicing is opening a new office in Arizona and plans to hire roughly 250 new employees.
December 5 -
The Federal Housing Administration is in the process of settling terms with five investors who first placed their bids in September.
December 5 -
Citigroup has yet to clarify how many mortgage jobs, if any, will be cut.
December 5 -
The House Ways and Means Committee chairman David Camp won’t take up the tax extension bill until congressional Republicans reach a deal with President Obama on taxes and spending.
December 5 -
Both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will suspend evictions nationwide on foreclosed single-family homes and multi-family properties during the upcoming holiday season.
December 4 -
Talent, location and good weather brings Specialized Loan Servicing, an independent third-party servicer based in Highlands Ranch, Colo., to open shop in Tempe, Ariz.
December 4





