Who says Uncle Sam doesnât care about non-bank mortgage lenders that rely on warehouse lines of credit? Follow my logic here: Uncle owns 34% lf Citigroup which this morning revealed that it would use $2 billion of TARP money to make new warehouse lines of credit to non-bank residential funders. Now that Colonial Bancgroupâs warehouse division in Florida has been cordoned off by yellow âkeep out, this is a government raidâ tape that means Citigroup (thanks to Uncle) could soon be the nationâs largest warehouse lender. We called Colonial this morning to get a response but a person answering the phone wasnât commenting. The bankâs warehouse chief wasnât in today. Meanwhile, it appears the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is taking a keen interest in the warehouse issue. For the full story see the
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