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After Years of Shedding Servicing Rights, BofA Getting Close to a Normalized Portfolio
August 1, 2017
Brandon Ivey
A telling sign: Bank of America employed 6,603 servicing employees as of the end of 2016, down 78.0 percent compared to the end of 2013.
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