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Selene Finance Hires Clayton Executive Tom Donatacci

November 18, 2015
Paul Muolo
Donatacci helped steer Clayton from survival mode during the financial crisis to solid profitability before the due diligence vendor was sold to Radian Group for $305 million in 2014.
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Ocwen Looks Beyond Acquisitions of MSR Assets

November 18, 2015
Brandon Ivey
In order to grow its servicing portfolio through acquisitions, Ocwen has to satisfy conditions set in detailed consent orders...
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Fitch Downgrades Residential Credit Solutions’ Servicer Ratings, Citing Regulatory Issues

November 18, 2015
Brandon Ivey
A few months back, rumors began circulating that ACMI was contemplating taking bids on its servicing business.
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Hedge Fund Gets Right to Own 25 Percent of Walter/Ditech

November 17, 2015
Paul Muolo
In January, Birch Run reported a 17.8 percent ownership stake in Walter, but has since increased it to 19.8 percent.
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Silver Hill Now Taking Applications on SBC Loans, Including Multifamily

November 16, 2015
Paul Muolo
A nationwide roll out of the small-balance product starts next year.
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Okay, So the MMIF is North of 2 Percent, but Don’t Expect a Premium Cut

November 16, 2015
George Brooks
So, will the FHA cut the MIP? Absolutely not, at least not at this time.
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Short Takes: Private MIs Want Higher FHA Capital Standards / Ocwen Sells Short-Term Paper / CoreLogic Updates Risk Model on Jumbos / Due Diligence Providers Added / Correction

November 16, 2015
Brandon Ivey and Paul Muolo
Some believe the FHA MMIF minimum capital standard should be 4.5 percent, not 2.0 percent.
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CFPB Sees More Problems With Originations, Servicing Improves

November 16, 2015
The CFPB continues to see a host of noncompliance issues with mortgage lenders – but some notable improvement on the servicing side of the industry too. According to the CFPB’s latest supervisory highlights report, the bureau cited a range of problems lenders are having originating mortgages. For instance, regulators saw evidence of failing to fully comply with the requirement that charges at settlement not exceed amounts on the good faith estimate by more than specified tolerances. Some lenders also are failing to fully comply with requirements for completion of HUD-1 settlement statements, to provide homeownership counseling disclosures, or to provide accurate loan servicing disclosure statements. Other lenders are not complying with consumer financial information privacy requirements, the report indicated. In other ...
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Consumer Complaints About Debt Collection Fall in 3Q15

November 16, 2015
Consumer complaints about debt collectors appear to be improving somewhat, according to the latest analysis by Inside the CFPB of data submitted to the bureau. Gripes were down 9.4 percent during the third quarter, but off a barely perceptible 0.3 percent at the nine-month mark versus a year ago. Many of the top 50 companies ranked by number of complaints saw drops of double digits during the period ending Sept. 30, 2015, whereas a handful of companies saw consumer grumbling rise by triple digits year over year. In some instances, however, both dynamics occurred at the same company, the data show.Complaints about collection attempts were the leading consumer criticism, followed by disclosure verification and communication tactics. Supervisory Illustrations On...
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GNMA Issuers Reach Deep for FHA Loans, Get More Cautious

November 13, 2015
Mortgage lenders are more willing to expand the credit box for FHA borrowers, but they appear to be getting more cautious about FHA lending, according to a new Inside FHA/VA Lending analysis of Ginnie Mae mortgage-backed securities data. Over two thirds of FHA loans securitized in the first nine months of 2015 had credit scores below 700, and 6.2 percent of them had scores of 620 or lower. By comparison, 47.0 percent of VA loans were below 700 and just 4.4 percent were in the lowest category. But FHA lenders became more cautious as the year wore on. In the first quarter, 6.8 percent of FHA loans had scores of 620 or lower. That fell to just 6.0 percent in the third quarter. The FHA purchase-mortgage sector skews even further away from the riskiest borrowers and toward safer ground. The share of FHA purchase loans with scores of 620 or lower fell from 5.8 percent in the first ... [ 2 charts ]
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