In September, HUD plans to auction off 5,000 defaulted mortgages that are in the process of foreclosure. Investors, presumably, will line up to bid and the government will have disposed of a headache. But the HUD auction raises an interesting question: if HUD can unload nonperforming loans (NPLs) why can’t Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac? As reported by National Mortgage News a few months back at least one of the GSE sent out a ‘request for proposal’ seeking advisors for some type of NPL auction. To date, we’ve heard nothing more on the idea and as one NPL investors told us the other day: “I just think they’re jerking everyone around.”
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Calyx Path's integration with Friday Harbor clears paperwork for underwriters, while Dark Matter's Ask Aiva quick verifiable answers to LO questions.
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Nearly 18 million homeowners in the 100 largest U.S. metros paid HOA or condo fees in 2024, with 2.6 million paying $500 or more monthly, according to a new LendingTree report.
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The Department of Justice is seeking court approval to immediately fire more than 600 employees, slashing the CFPB's workforce by 53%.
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The artificial intelligence-based technology automates manual processes associated with the financing, including draws, for homes under construction.
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The lender claims an originator ambushed executives in a negotiation with the confidential company financials and claimed to have shared them with competitors.
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While San Francisco had the biggest improvement in affordability for prices today versus 2019, Hartford remains in a very deep freeze, First American said.
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