The mortgage servicing industry has lost the benefit of the doubt with judges, regulatory agencies and attorneys representing debtors, and according to a panel of industry experts, proper documents and filing procedures are a critical tool for buyers and sellers to make the most of investment opportunities in distressed and delinquent mortgage portfolios.
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The insurer's net income improved to $376.5 million in 2Q12 from a net loss of $43.1 million in 2Q11.
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The agency alleged that the banks misrepresented the quality of the loans underlying RMBS that Colonial purchased.
August 13 -
AG Mortgage Investment Trust plans to hold a public offering of 5,000,000 shares of its common stock to purchase more residential mortgage-backeds.
August 10 -
There was very limited economic news or other key events affecting MBS activity this week and July prepayments became a major influence on trading.
August 10 -
Credit card ABS quality improved moderately in 2Q12 despite the sluggish U.S. economy and the 8.2% unemployment rate, Standard & Poor's said in a report released yesterday.
August 10
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Stern Agee predicted that if rates stay low MSR values will be “written down again” in the fall.
August 10 -
Though FHA's current book of business will perform much better than loans written before 2009, it may have recapitalized too quickly through higher premiums.
August 10 -
The deal's collateral was close to five years seasoned and included new origination 10-year product that usually forms part of Fannie's offerings.
August 10 -
The Consumer Financial Protection Agency (CFPB) Friday issued two proposed rules designed to make mortgage servicing more consumer friendly, giving borrowers advanced notice of interest rate adjustments and how to avoid costly forced-placed insurance.
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Most of the trigger breaches arose in deals exposed to banks downgraded below ‘P-1.’
August 9 -
The Carlyle Group will back The TCW Group in a purchase that would garner roughly 40% interest from its Paris-based parent company.
August 9 -
The 30-year fixed rate averaged 3.59% for the week ending Aug. 9, up four basis points from last week.
August 9