ECC Capital Corp., a real estate investment trust based in Irvine, Calif., has announced that it will reduce its previously reported loss for the first half of 2005 by $6 million to $8 million.ECC, a REIT that originates nonconforming mortgage loans, took a $41.38 million loss (primarily on derivatives) in the first half. ECC said it will be restating its earnings for the period primarily as a result of revisions in the value of derivatives used to hedge its funding costs, which are based on the London interbank offered rate. The company said it plans to release its earnings for the third quarter (and the first nine months of the year) after the market close on Nov. 10.
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This data release means another milestone for the use of updated credit score models than the current FICO Classic has been met by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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The real estate and fintech company completed the purchase of 100% of Mortgage One Group, marking a major step in its push into AI financing.
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The rise in completed modifications occurred as many other loan performance indicators plateaued, and may reflect the temporary impact of recent rule changes.
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development got 67 responses to its request for information regarding the FHA program's Minimum Property Requirements.
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Mortgage applications rose 0.4% on a seasonally adjusted basis from one week prior for the period ending June 26, according to the MBA's Market Composite Index.
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Homeowners accuse the home equity investment company of breaking the law for suggesting that its home equity investment product isn't a mortgage.
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