Regulation and compliance
Regulation and compliance
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The Netherlands is auctioning off mortgage-backed securities it acquired when it bailed out ING Groep NV in 2009.
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The funds are intended to support housing, business and infrastructure needs beyond those addressed by other forms of public and private assistance.
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Requiring only independent mortgage bankers to meet certain education standards is patently unfair for both independent mortgage bankers and consumers, according to Mortgage Bankers Association president David Stevens.
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Commercial mortgage-backed securities with balances at or below $10 million dominated transfers to special servicing in 2013 and there is reason to believe the trend will continue, analysts say.
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The qualified mortgage rules implementation was supposed to give mortgage-backed securities market participants more certainty about collateral value, but remaining questions about government policy keep PLMBS a work in progress.
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The Pittsburgh regional bank previously resolved Fannie Mae repurchase demands for an undisclosed sum.
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Only Minnesotas giant Mall of America draws more visitors than the Aventura, Fla.-based shopping center that backs the collateral interests in the more than $1 billion commercial mortgage-backed securitization.
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Often one of the biggest obstacles to a refi has been the need for a subordination agreement from a junior lien holder.
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The city of Los Angeles is seeking damages for reduced property tax revenue and the costs of maintaining foreclosed properties, the complaint says.
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A lawsuit has been filed questioning the Federal Housing Finance Agencys decision to block municipalities from using eminent domain to modify a distressed borrowers mortgage and prevent foreclosures.
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The City Council unanimously approved a plan to make market-value offers on toxic loans and reissue them to homeowners.
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Changes may come after lenders have implemented and adjusted to the ability-to-repay rules.
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It will use CoreLogic data to empower research conducted by the Urban Institutes Housing Finance Policy Center.
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Yields for 10-year Treasury notes rose to the highest level in more than two months Wednesday.
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Cities and federal agencies have new requirements for maintaining foreclosed assets, so property preservation and servicing executives now spend lots of time poring over local codes.
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If the switch is not done right, originators are setting themselves up for trouble.
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Plans to wind down the agencies may halt now that they are profitable and Congress is working on reforms.
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A continuing reduction in bank-owned foreclosure inventories alongside third-quarter existing home inventory increases suggests inventory bottomed early in 2013.
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development is a rare government agency that funds private enforcement of its own regulations. It does so via its Fair Housing Initiatives Program, which offers grants to nonprofits to carry out the work.
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