Ginnie Mae is taking a closer look at change-of-control applications from issuers and servicers, according to investment banking advisors who work in mortgage industry mergers and acquisitions. “Ginnie is toughening up the change-of-control process to keep folks who got their tickets – and don’t use them – from trying to increase the value of their company in an M&A situation,” said one advisor who represents clients before the agency. He noted...
Although 114 servicing workers are losing their jobs in Nebraska, the lender/servicer will add as many servicing positions in the Dallas area over the next six months.
The handbook is designed to support FHA’s broader goals of expanding access to mortgage credit and making it easier for stakeholders to do business with the agency.