The Government National Mortgage Association is contemplating selling the $1.3 billion residential servicing portfolio that it recently seized from Lend America of Melville, N.Y. An agency spokeswoman confirmed that GNMA recently took control of the receivables and placed it with a subservicer — Loan Care Servicing Center of Norfolk, Va. "We just completed the transfer and are performing our due diligence," she said, adding that "We cannot make a determination on the sale of servicing rights until that process is completed. Of course any final decision will be made based on what is in the best interest of taxpayers." Investment banking sources say the portfolio is suffering from higher than average delinquencies. GNMA and FHA suspended Lend America last month. The company laid off most of its work force and is no longer funding new loans.
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