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Short Takes: Speculation on What Mel Watt Might Say / Ocwen Schedules a ‘Special’ Meeting of Shareholders / NOLs of Roughly $400 Million / In the Event of a Change of Control? / FoA Rolls Out Second-Lien Reverse

September 26, 2018
Paul Muolo
Ocwen said its ability to utilize the NOLs to offset future taxable income may be significantly limited if the company experiences an ownership change.
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Phoenix Capital Offering Fannie Mae ‘Flow’ Package

September 25, 2018
Paul Muolo
Roughly 86 percent of the mortgages are purchase-money loans...
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Trade Groups, Bankers Voice Disdain for Freddie’s MSR-Financing Pilot

September 24, 2018
Paul Muolo
ICBA: “They [Freddie] can say whatever they want to, but financing MSR crosses the line.”
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Deephaven Set to Issue its Largest Nonprime MBS to Date

September 21, 2018
Brandon Ivey
Mortgages from 74 lenders will be included in the deal…
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Wells Fargo Announces Job Cuts. The Mortgage Damage Could Total 3,097 Positions

September 21, 2018
Paul Muolo
The megabank is not commenting on how the cuts might affect specific business units...
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Chase Tries New Servicing Fee Structure for MBS

September 21, 2018
JPMorgan Chase is changing the servicing-fee structure in its latest prime non-agency mortgage-backed security. Many of the loans will be subject to a variable servicing fee as opposed to the flat fee traditionally used by Chase and many other issuers. Some 80.1 percent of the unpaid principal balance of the planned $513.9 million issuance is subject to the variable fee, a structure that is more commonly seen on MBS backed by nonperforming mortgages. The servicing fee will ...
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What We’re Hearing: Freddie Mac Puts on its Banker Hat / Some Interesting Policy Moves by Mel Watt / Nonbank Liquidity is a Good Thing, Right? / The Progressives v. the Traditionalists / Eat a Peach: CFPB Moves an Office to Atlanta

September 21, 2018
Paul Muolo
The idea to ban nonbanks from the FHLB system (via the captive loophole) increasingly looks like a head-scratcher....
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Corrective Bill Renders VA Orphan Loans Eligible for Ginnie Guarantee

September 21, 2018
Ginnie Mae assured the mortgage industry that it would accept so-called VA orphan loans as long as they satisfy the terms of corrective legislation passed by the House Financial Services Committee recently. “As long as the mortgage loan complies with the law, we will accept it and put our guarantee on it,” said an agency spokesperson in response to an Inside FHA/VA Lending inquiry. Ginnie’s assurance provides certainty to a subset of VA loans that have been in limbo since June because they could not be delivered into Ginnie mortgage-backed securities. Lawmakers responded to industry calls for a legislative fix last week by voting overwhelmingly to approve H.R. 6737, the “Protect Affordable Mortgages for Veterans Act of 2018.” Introduced by Rep. Lee Zeldin, R-NY, the bill would eliminate the seasoning requirements in the recently enacted Dodd-Frank Act reform legislation, which conflicted with ...
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FHA Delinquency Rates Decline Significantly in August from July

September 21, 2018
The delinquency rates on the approximately 7.9 million FHA loans outstanding fell by 20.7 basis points in August from the previous month, according to an Inside FHA/VA Lending analysis of FHA data. About 11.24 percent of FHA loans were in various stages of delinquency at the end of August. An estimated 4.73 percent of active FHA loans were 30-60 days past due while 3.90 percent were 90-plus days seriously delinquent at midpoint of the third quarter. FHA loans that were 60 to 90 days delinquent accounted for 1.56 percent of FHA loans outstanding while 1.05 percent of loans were in foreclosure. Texas, which accounted for 805,535 of total FHA loans being serviced, reported 11.4 percent of the loans as delinquent or in foreclosure. Second-place California showed a 7.39 percent delinquency/foreclosure rate overall. The state’s foreclosure rate was at a very low 0.53 percent. New Jersey and Louisiana ... [Chart]
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DASP Note Sales Result in Lower Losses than Conveyance Claims

September 21, 2018
Loss rates for notes sold in the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s distressed asset sales program are lower than those for notes that pass through the traditional conveyance claim process, according to HUD’s inspector general. An IG audit found that the DASP loss rate was more than 3 percentage points lower than the loss rate of similar conveyance notes. The IG took into account the losses for actual DASP sales and real estate-owned conveyance claims during the same audit period, the IG said. Ultimately, the DASP program saved the FHA insurance fund more money than the conveyance process, the report concluded. The FHA Office of Housing conducts mortgage loan sales under the Single Family Loan Sale Initiative, and most distressed notes are sold through DASP. The initiative aims to maximize recoveries to the ...
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