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Walker & Dunlop, LLC, Bethesda, Md., this week hired Rob Rotach as vice president and deputy chief underwriter for its Federal Housing Administration finance department.

Industry veteran John Robbins, who exited the business six years ago, next week will announce that he's reentering mortgage banking with a new retail/wholesaler lender.

Mike Perry, who led IndyMac Bancorp until its collapse in 2008, is trying to rehabilitate his image, waging a public campaign rarely seen from an executive of a once high flying mortgage lender.

Now that Walter Investment Corp., has officially purchased subservicer Green Tree Servicing, St. Paul, Minn., and its parent company, GTCH Holdings, LLC, it has changed certain job duties of executives that joined the firm.

Wanted: 520 mortgage professionals – and the man doing the hiring is former DiTech chief Paul Reddam.

Carrington Property Services hired Michael Harris as its president. He joins Carrington from Stewart Asset Recovery where he served as president, responsible for its day-to-day operations, including business development, product and service enhancements, and its vendor network.

Three officials – including chief operating officer Craig Wildrick – recently left Allonhill, an independent third-party mortgage review firm based in Denver.

Elizabeth Warren, who is credited with founding the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, will announce Wednesday that she is running for the U.S. Senate seat held by Scott Brown, R-Mass., according to combined press reports.

Elizabeth Warren has headed back to Massachusetts, but she remains engaged in the partisan fight in Washington over the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Former Mortgage Bankers Association chief executive John Courson has joined Treliant Risk Advisors as a senior advisor, a press release from the company said.