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Short Takes: A REIT in Love with MSRs / No. 2? / The Fortress Connection for New Rez and Nationstar / Phoenix Selling Whole Loans / Kaplan Departs Ranieri Companies

May 1, 2017
Paul Muolo
At this pace, you can expect that by yearend New Rez will be the nation’s second largest servicer, at least in terms of ownership rights…
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Democrats to Have Their Own Hearing on ‘Wrong Choice’ Act

April 28, 2017
Thomas Ressler
The Republicans made a big splash earlier this week promoting the Hensarling bill, motivating the Democrats to employ a parliamentary ploy that has not been used in the committee in 20 years.
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As the Clock Ticks Down on the GSE ‘Capital Buffer,’ Successor Plans (and Critiques) Proliferate

April 28, 2017
Paul Muolo
A fair question: If there’s no federal guaranty on conventional MBS will the housing and mortgage markets tank?
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Trump Nominates Former Housing Official Pam Patenaude to be the No. 2 at HUD

April 28, 2017
Paul Muolo
Patenaude also served as HUD assistant secretary for community, planning and development during the George W. Bush administration.
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BofA Retaining More GSE-Eligible Loans

April 28, 2017
Bank of America has made a break from most of the other big banks in terms of sending conforming mortgages to the government-sponsored enterprises. Officials at the bank said BofA is retaining more of its GSE-eligible loans, though the strategy can result in short-term decreases to mortgage-banking income. “We believe retaining these mortgages will provide better economics over time, plus retention deepens our relationship with these customers,” Paul Donofrio, BofA’s chief financial officer ...
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What We’re Hearing: John Devaney Still Believes in Ocwen / How Much did the CFPB Want? / On the Rise: GSE Common / Glen Messina’s Severance Package at PHH / Expanding the MH Loan Market

April 28, 2017
Paul Muolo
Sources told IMFnews that the CFPB was seeking a settlement in the range of $50 million from the servicer...
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VA Issues Guidance for Recording Fees, Charges on TRID-CD Form

April 28, 2017
The Department of Veterans Affairs has issued guidance regarding documentation of allowable fees and charges under the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Truth in Lending Act-Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act Integrated Disclosure Closing Disclosure, or TRID-CD form. Under the guidance, VA lenders must document all allowable fees and charges assessed against the borrower as well as any lender and seller credits on the TRID-CD. VA now requires documentation because it no longer accepts a separate, itemized list of credits and charges, as previously allowed with the HUD-1 form. In completing the closing-cost section of the TRID-CD, fees charged to the veteran must be listed in the “Borrower Paid” column. Lender credits should be listed in the “Paid by Others” column, the agency said. Closing costs that are paid for by either the seller or the lender must be placed in either the ...
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Millions of Disabled Vets Unware of VA Home Loan Benefit, Experts Say

April 28, 2017
Millions of disabled post-9/11 veterans may qualify for a VA-guaranteed home mortgage but the majority are not taking advantage of the program, according to a new report from American Financing. The VA loan is great for injured veterans exiting the military but many are either unaware or uninformed, said Greg Vogel, manager of American Financing in Aurora, CO. Active-duty servicemembers and retired military are entitled to VA housing benefits, including an agency guarantee on their mortgage in lieu of mortgage insurance and no downpayment. A first-time VA borrower pays a 2.15 percent funding fee. Borrowers with a service-connected disability are exempt from paying the fee. “You would expect many of our injured warriors would take advantage of this great loan but that’s not what the numbers indicate,” said Vogel, who left the Army as a disabled vet Tim Byers, a mortgage analyst at ...
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Trump Nominates Former Housing Official Patenaude as HUD DepSec

April 28, 2017
President Trump Friday morning signaled his intent to nominate former regulator Pamela Patenaude to be the next deputy secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development. According to a bio listed on the White House website, Patenaude is president of the J. Ronald Terwilliger Foundation for Housing America’s Families. She also served as HUD assistant secretary for community, planning and development during the George W. Bush administration. Patenaude’ s nomination had been expected for some time. She is expected to play a key role in shaping housing policy in the new administration and brings to the table a depth of knowledge about the industry. HUD Secretary Ben Carson was a career brain surgeon with little in the way of housing and mortgage experience. Meanwhile, industry lobbyists contend the White House continues to vet candidates for two other ...
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The Final Tally for 1Q17: Originations Down Sharply. Then Again, Compared to 1Q16…

April 27, 2017
John Bancroft
MUFG Union Bank of California, which relies heavily on jumbos, saw loan production fall on a sequential basis by just 4.4 percent, the best showing among the top 50, Inside Mortgage Finance found.
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