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A federal appeals court revived a lawsuit accusing the Department of Housing and Urban Development of setting up its reverse-mortgage program in a way that makes it more likely a surviving spouse will end up in foreclosure.
January 4 -
As of yearend 2012 up to $49.3 billion in deals monitored by Fitch Ratings currently are under the scrutiny of a special servicer.
January 4 -
Mesa West Capital has funded two commercial mortgages secured by properties in the Denver area totaling over $47 million.
January 4 -
The Senate debate over the confirmation of a Federal Housing Administration commissioner has revealed a divide between some Republican lawmakers over the reason the FHA mortgage insurance fund is in the red.
January 4 -
The long-term rate-indicative Treasury yield, which started the week at levels close to 1.7%, had surpassed 1.9% as of Friday morning.
January 4 -
Freddie Mac has planned its first offering of multifamily structured mortgage pass-through certificate deal of the year.
January 3 -
The congressional playbook for the new year is a familiar one, as lawmakers will continue to oversee implementation of the Dodd-Frank reform law and possibly begin to make inroads on housing finance reform.
January 3 -
There was a 21.6% decline in mortgage application volume on a seasonally adjusted basis during the last two weeks of 2012 as refinancings during the week of Dec. 28 were at their lowest point since April.
January 3 -
Walter Investment Management Corp., the parent of Reverse Mortgage Solutions, has agreed to purchase Security One Lending.
January 2 -
The Eleventh Federal Home Loan District Cost of Funds Index reached 1% in November, the all-time low for the series. In October, the index was 1.011%.
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