Fitch Ratings, New York, has downgraded to RPS4 the primary servicer, master servicer and special servicer ratings for Residential Capital LLC, Minneapolis. The rating downgrades are due to ResCap's deteriorating financial condition, specifically the continued pressure on ResCap's liquidity position and financial flexibility and the potential impact on the company's servicing operations. A company's financial condition is an important component of Fitch's servicer rating analysis, the rating agency explained. As of June 30, 2008, ResCap serviced 3.1 million loans for $437 billion. The servicing portfolio was comprised of 14.3% non-agency prime first and second liens, 9.7% subprime first and second liens, 8.1% Alt-A, 2.4% HLTV, and 9.5% HELOC products, with the balance consisting of conventional conforming, FHA, VA, and manufactured housing loans. ResCap's master servicing portfolio was comprised of over 592,000 loans for $119.3 billion.
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