Foreclosure

August 1, 2011
| Featured StoryStick an Oar in Anywhere By Mark Fogarty It’s hard to tell where you’re going to find a good loss mitigation idea. At the SourceMedia Loss Mitigation Conference held in Dallas recently, a participant said the government’s HAMP modification plan was a good loss mit strategy. |
| Yield on Benchmark 10-Year Falls, But Will Consumers Refi? By Paul Muolo In the wake of a political deal to solve the nation’s debt ceiling crisis, the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury fell to 2.7% Monday, which usually means mortgage rates are headed south as well. |
| Aurora Loan Services For Sale – Again By Paul Muolo The ‘on-again/off-again’ sale process has started once again for Aurora Loan Services, the Colorado-based mortgage banking division of Aurora Bank FSB, according to industry officials. |
| Mortgage Lender Sued for Misrepresenting HUD Insured Loans By Evan Nemeroff MDR Mortgage and its founder and president Robert Luce are facing a lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice for the alleged misrepresentation of Department of Housing and Urban Development-insured loans. |
| Warehouser Funds 1,000 Loans in Quarter By Brad Finkelstein Silvergate Bank, La Jolla, Calif., said its warehouse lending program funded over 1,000 residential mortgage loans totaling $267 million in the second quarter. SpotlightOutstanding MSRs Decline The dollar amount of residential mortgage servicing rights outstanding fell to under $9.5 trillion at the end of 1Q11. This is still approximately $1 trillion more than what was outstanding at the end of 1Q06.
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Featured Story A Different Approach Garth Graham, president of Financial Literacy Solutions, Plantation, Fla., thinks that servicers have had plenty of interaction with housing counselors in the current crisis. But he’s not sure they’re handling it the right way, or even looking at the most crucial factors. |
| Bipartisan Bill Encourages GSEs to Rent Foreclosed Properties By Brian Collins High-ranking members of the House Financial Services Committee have introduced a bipartisan bill that encourages banks, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to rent foreclosed properties as a way to reduce REO sales and stabilize house prices and communities. |
| Application Decline Marks Fifth Drop in Six Weeks By Brad Finkelstein Mortgage application volume declined for the fifth time in the last six weeks, this time by 5% for the week ended July 22, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. |
| Flagstar’s Mortgage Bank to Commercial Bank Move Paying Off? By Brad Finkelstein The chief executive of Flagstar Bancorp, Troy, Mich., told a conference call that he was encouraged by the steady results the company is seeing as it moves from a mortgage banking model to a commercial banking one and works to reverse a loss it took in the second quarter due to legacy concerns. |
| Date to Replace Exiting Warren at CFPB By Brian Collins Elizabeth Warren will step down Aug. 1 from her post as special advisor to the Treasury secretary at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Raj Date, a high-ranking official at the new bureau, will replace her. SpotlightBank of America Tops 2Q League Table Bank of America Merrill Lynch ranked No. 1 in the second quarter on Thomson Reuters’ U.S. mortgage-backed securities league table with almost $17.6 billion in proceeds and a 14.3% market share. Its closest competitor, Barclays Capital, ranked No. 2 with about $14.7 billion in proceeds and a 12% market share.
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Featured Story
MERS Ruling Forces HUD to Reforeclose on Mich. REO
By Austin Kilgore
The Department of Housing and Urban Development will re-foreclose on all its REO properties in Michigan where the original foreclosure was conducted in the name of MERS using the state’s nonjudicial process.
| Back in the Saddle By Austin Kilgore Private-label cowboys have returned to the mortgage secondary, with new technology to rope in prime investments. |
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| Mortgagebot Adds 1,000th Customer By Austin Kilgore Mortgagebot has added its 1,000th customer to its point of sale and product and pricing technology products. |
| Servicing Module Automates Lien Release Docs By Austin Kilgore GCC Servicing Systems released a new module to its Web-based servicing system of record to automate creation of lien release documentation. |
Mortgage Technology Magazine: May 2011 Issue
•MERS 2.0 vs. Life After MERS—What will happen?
•Back in the Saddle—Private-label investors return to mortgage
•All-in-One—PPEs become Swiss Army knife of mortgage tech
•Taking Another Swing—GSE vet gets into specialty servicing
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The foreclosure lists of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae continue to expand Analysts stated that the…
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Unable to avoid foreclosure and distressed properties impact were several cities in California Four of the…
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California Areas Unable to Avoid Foreclosure Impact
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