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Aurora Loan Services, Denver, recently halted residential production as the company continues to weigh bids on its servicing platform, according to a former ALS official and industry consultants.
February 17 -
With its nonbank supervision program finally underway, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau wants to bring debt collectors and consumer reporting firms under its oversight umbrella.
February 17 -
A new report that found systemic flaws in California's foreclosure process could be fodder for securities investors to make claims against banks and mortgage servicers, its author says.
February 17 -
It appears that residential delinquencies are headed in the right direction - down - but the jury is still out on how improving late payments are affected by government modification programs and delays caused by the robo-signing settlement.
February 16 -
Stewart Information Services Corp., Houston, Thursday reported net earnings of $2.3 million for 2011, its first annual profit since 2006.
February 16 -
Perhaps, banks that have been exiting the residential finance space will look really stupid if housing and mortgages recover. Figures released Thursday suggest that delinquencies are falling but a huge overhang of foreclosures is on the way. Corporate earnings are at record levels, employment is rising, and just maybe, maybe housing is on the mend. But a huge stumbling block remains: ultra tight underwriting standards.
February 16
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Foreclosure filings nationwide rose 3% in January from the month prior, a sign that improving delinquency rates may have a huge lag effect.
February 16 -
The delinquency rate on all outstanding residential mortgages fell to a three-year low in the fourth quarter with most loan types improving except for one product: FHA.
February 16 -
The government owned Ally Financial has agreed to sell $1 billion worth of senior notes to a group of underwriters including Barclays Capital, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.
February 16 -
The foreclosure-to-rent movement is an opportunity bound to keep servicers, investors and the Federal Housing Finance Administration busy in the near future. It also is a game changer in the nation’s housing culture because while following the path of homeownership preservation it also embraces renting.
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