Ginnie Mae announced that a recent review found approximately 2,360 mortgages – spread among 1,693 Ginnie pools – that may be ineligible because they used third-party financing to buy down interest rates on the loans. The ineligible buydown loans may total as much as $217 million, according to Steve Ledbetter, Ginnie Mae director of securities. But officials have already determined that a number of the suspect loans were not buydowns, they were just mis-coded.…