Irwin Mortgage Corp., Indianapolis, has agreed to sell $5 billion to $7 billion in "flow" servicing to an undisclosed buyer in a deal brokered by Cohane Rafferty Securities Inc.The servicing rights -- which will be delivered to the buyer in future months -- will consist of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac product. Cohane broker Tom Donatacci described the product as "very vanilla." Mr. Donatacci said he believes the bulk servicing market will begin to pick up steam soon "unless rates really slide." Based in White Plans, N.Y., CRSI is a subsidiary of Lehman Brothers, which owns stakes in a handful of mortgage banking firms. (See the Jan. 19 issue of National Mortgage News for news on other servicing-related deals.)
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The appointment of the mortgage veteran comes as the lender undergoes marketing and branding pivots, including its recent name change from Nexa Mortgage.
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The reduction in force affects under 1% of Rocket's team, with the decision to streamline operations made following identifying overlapping roles post-merger.
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Other studies have found fewer credit pulls could be viable, but this shows millions more would be adversely impacted than in a bi-merge.
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Mortgage Bankers Association economist Marina Walsh said lenders could be failing to close more loans as more consumers apply with multiple originators.
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Transunion will offer the credit scoring model for $4 in 2026, following previous moves made by VantageScore partners Experian and Equifax.
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