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After more than three years of regulatory requirements, some of which involved the implementation of technology, the moment that the origination industry has been waiting for has arrived.
November 7
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JPMorgan Chase will go to trial on allegations by the Federal Housing Finance Agency of wrongdoing in the sale of securities backed by residential mortgages.
November 7 -
Fidelity’s title insurance business alone posted pretax earnings of $210 million, up from $138 million in 3Q11.
November 6 -
Integra began its initiative due to the lack of inventory of single-family homes as rental property investments.
November 6 -
The Federal Housing Administration, which guarantees 20% of all new mortgages, has raised premiums and tightened credit standards in an effort to avoid asking for a taxpayer subsidy.
November 5 -
Estimates on property damage caused by Hurricane Sandy range from $20 billion to $50 billion.
November 5 -
Only Citi and JPMorgan face the highest surcharge, while Bank of America, Bank of New York Mellon, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley must hold 1.5% in extra capital. Citi, JPM and B of A are top five players in mortgage banking.
November 2 -
Are you a mortgage broker or a mortgage lender? As of August regulations required you to have an AML manual in place to check for and report not only money laundering but also suspicious activity.
November 1
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MGIC, in some cases, has received waivers of the risk limit to allow it to keep selling policies in certain states.
November 1 -
Will some of Residential Capital Corporation's massive servicing portfolio wind up at Home Loan Servicing Solutions?
October 31
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Assurant said it is attempting to create more flexible policies that address the concerns of banker clients and regulators about costs and services provided.
October 31 -
Mortgage bankers will be unable to sell into the secondary market any newly originated loans from the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic without a natural disaster re-inspection (NDR).
October 31 -
Among other things, the Department of Housing and Urban Development has imposed a 90-moratorium on foreclosures of FHA-insured loans affected by Hurricane Sandy.
October 30 -
Because of storm damage, lenders will need to have properties re-appraised which means home inspectors will be busy in the New York-New Jersey area and surrounding locales.
October 30 -
We're seeing a rise in the willingness of lenders to make home mortgages to business owners who cannot always verify income.
October 30
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A spokeswoman for Wells Fargo said the refunds were not prompted by any regulatory action -- nor are they related to a federal lawsuit filed early this month by the U.S. Attorney in New York.
October 30 -
American Capital Agency Corp. generated $1.3 billion in comprehensive income in the third quarter and separately said it has authorized the repurchase of up to $500 million shares of its common stock through December of next year.
October 30 -
Talk of the 'Qualified Mortgage' rule coming out before Thanksgiving may be premature.
October 30 -
CoreLogic estimates that nearly 284,000 Mid-Atlantic homes valued at roughly $87 billion are at risk of property damage from Hurricane Sandy based on its projected path.
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