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Raj Date estimates that nonqualified mortgages make up as much as $1.5 trillion of the $10 trillion home-loan market.
July 18 -
Fay Servicing has developed an employee training program that focuses on borrower management skills and teaches new hires how to foster close relationships with mortgage borrowers.
July 17 -
Travis Armstrong has high credit score, but because he owes more than his home is worth and has a private-label loan, hes stuck paying 7.5% interest.
July 17 -
Flagstar Bancorp plans to shift the focus of its mortgage servicing business to performing servicing assets and outsource its noncore default servicing business.
July 17 -
Rising home prices, fewer delinquencies and a dearth of claims by large bank lenders are helping improve the financial health of the Federal Housing Administration.
July 17 -
Standard &Poor's said statements about the integrity of its ratings are "puffery" that cannot be a basis for the fraud lawsuit.
July 17 -
Sergio Benitez, a real estate developer of affordable housing projects for the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development, was sentenced to a 22-month prison term for wire fraud.
July 17 -
Regulators have begun a push to significantly limit, and in some cases completely eliminate, the use of automated valuation tools in property valuation efforts.
July 17
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Freddie Mac plans to sell $400 million of a new type of debt tied to the risk that homeowners will fail to repay mortgages.
July 16 -
So far this year, 619,263 homeowners who are at-risk of foreclosure have been assisted through the platform, which represents a 51% increase over the same time period a year ago.
July 16 -
At issue is whether NCUA waited too long to satisfy the three-year federal statute of limitations on civil claims of securities violations for sales that occurred as long as six and seven years before the suits were filed.
July 16 -
Higher fees charged by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to bring private capital back in the mortgage market might actually backfire by reducing borrower demand for home loans.
July 16 -
Terri Lynn Johnsons plea was related to a $576,000 mortgage fraud and embezzlement scheme at the title company where she worked.
July 16 -
Credit Suisse First Boston Mortgage Securities Corp. had three classes of its commercial mortgage pass-through certificates series 2002-CP5 downgraded by Fitch Ratings.
July 16 -
Proper education and financial planning advice could provide other, possibly more suitable options for seniors.
July 15 -
The Federal Bureau Investigation and the Internet Crime Complaint Center is warning individuals to be cautious when posting rental properties and real estate online.
July 15 -
In order to succeed in real estate owned sales, an individual has to constantly be able to change to adapt to market conditions.
July 15 -
A federal court dismissed a suit brought by NCUA against Barclays Capital for the sale of $555 million of faulty mortgage-backed securities to U.S. Central FCU and WesCorp FCU.
July 15 -
Rust Consulting is almost done delivering compensation checks to borrowers whose homes were illegally foreclosed upon in 2009 and 2010 by 13 of the countrys largest servicers.
July 15 -
ISGN CEO Ritesh Idnani explains how outsourcing fits into mortgage lending and servicing operations.
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