The suit was filed by Rodney Harrell, a Virginia homeowner, who obtained a residential mortgage from NYCB Mortgage. The right to service Harrell’s loan was transferred to Freedom, which in June 2017 bought some of NYCB’s MSR portfolio.
Meanwhile, KBW said it’s maintaining forward earnings estimates and $1 a share price target for both mortgage giants. Its overall rating is “underperform.”
As most mortgage bankers know, recessions are generally good for the industry because rates plunge and originations spike. The tricky part is dealing with borrowers who face employment loss…
In addition, the new rules would establish an allowable range for commercial space between 25% and 60%, which would make it less cumbersome for mixed-use communities to obtain FHA approval.