Thanks to the Ally Financial foreclosure scandal there's plenty of talk in the industry that foreclosing on a delinquent borrower is going to take a whole lot longer going forward. One investor in delinquent loans told me the other day that the four worst states to deal with in terms of foreclosures (from the servicer/investor's standpoint) are: Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina.) "The way things stand now, in Florida if you file for bankruptcy you can live in the house for four years rent free," this investor said. "Florida, its seems, changes their foreclosure rules daily." Meanwhile, some participants who were polled at the recent AmeriCatalyst conference in Austin said housing values would not bottom out until 2013…
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The move is aimed at bringing additional mortgage servicing rights and investment expertise to the technology company and its capital markets division.
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The borrower allegedly forged a VA document that claimed exempt-free status, leading the lender to mistakenly cover the cost on his behalf, prosecutors said.
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The deal wraps up the transformation efforts Radian announced when it agreed to acquire specialty insurer Inigo and divest the non-mortgage insurance units.
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In a Facebook post last week, CEO Mike Kortas offered loanDepot loans officers who switch over to NEXA a one year membership for Nexa100 and a signing bonus.
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Indiana lawmakers are considering two more far-reaching property tax reforms before Senate Enrolled Act 1 has even been fully phased in.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren and other senators sent a letter to six insurers challenging their use credit-based insurance scores to determine risk-based pricing.
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