The bureau said it will “closely monitor how servicers engage with borrowers, respond to borrower requests, and process applications for loss mitigation.” If compliance issues arise, it will take into account a servicer’s overall effectiveness in helping consumers.
As recently as November, Impac Chairman and CEO George Mangiaracina said returns on loans eligible for sale to the government-sponsored enterprises were better than returns from non-QMs. However, this spring he indicated that market dynamics had changed.
HUD's Fudge: "We continue to monitor mortgage performance trends within our portfolio, particularly related to those homeowners who are struggling financially because of the pandemic.”
The number of complaints in the annual report submitted to Congress is substantially higher than figures reported on the bureau’s public-facing website...
Trends varied at the three big banks in the jumbo market. Wells Fargo, for instance, paused originations of the loans through correspondents in the second half of the year...