The proposed rule would expand the methods of communication servicers can use to reach borrowers in default in order to comply with HUD’s face-to-face meeting requirements.
Sterling Bank and Trust leadership said they were optimistic that they will be able to move forward after paying $27.2 million in restitution to shareholders tied to fraud on a shuttered non-QM program.
Investors are getting pickier on what they’re willing to pay for non-QM paper, at least compared to earlier in the year. Meanwhile, Acra Lending is once again toying with the idea of issuing its own MBS.
Ohio-based Go Mortgage has accused its former director of capital markets of changing passwords to key company accounts and bad-mouthing the company to major counterparties, including the GSEs.
According to some critics, the Federal Reserve’s mark-to-market losses on its securities holdings is approaching $1.0 trillion. One option would be to sell off agency MBS, even at a loss.