Apple co-founder Steve Jobs revolutionized the computer, phone and music industries. But mortgage banking? Okay, so Apple (from what we know) has no designs on mortgage banking, but it's interesting to think about it because the inventor of the iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad and other gadgets is sitting on roughly $100 billion of cash and securities. Heck, if it wanted to, Apple could plug the hole in either Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. (But not both.) Meanwhile, Apple's competitor (sort of) IBM continues to make inroads in mortgage banking through its Seterus specialty servicing division. It could have $100 billion of MSR assignments by yearend 2012, or so it hopes. Seterus, of course, doesn't talk to the press about its plans. Or anything else, for that matter.
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AD Mortgage sent a letter to the FHFA explaining the importance of the limited review process in facilitating access to conventional condo financing.
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With margins remaining compressed, Bill Cosgrove sees mortgage industry consolidation continuing in the near future, and Union Home will be a player.
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The large nonbank mortgage company is replacing a multibillion-dollar facility it took out last year before the Mr. Cooper and Redfin deals closed.
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Lenders are still frequent targets of the class action complaints over unwanted mortgage solicitations, violations that have netted litigants big paydays.
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Cities in two southern states dominate the list for real estate, affordability, and quality of life, according to WalletHub.
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Jay Farner takes a majority ownership stake in Detroit's professional soccer franchise through the investment group he launched after leaving Rocket in 2023.
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