The Mortgage Bankers Association and the National Mortgage Servicing Association asked the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to make several changes to its proposed rulemaking to amend Regulation X servicing rules.
Tag: Mortgage Servicing
Murali Tirupati: How Intelligent Automation Can Simplify Mortgage Origination, Boarding and Servicing
There are no easy answers to be found for legacy banks and those looking to grow their presence in the broader mortgage market, but the clue perhaps lies in the friction involved in existing mortgage processes.
Murali Tirupati: How Intelligent Automation Can Simplify Mortgage Origination, Boarding and Servicing
There are no easy answers to be found for legacy banks and those looking to grow their presence in the broader mortgage market, but the clue perhaps lies in the friction involved in existing mortgage processes.
Murali Tirupati: How Intelligent Automation Can Simplify Mortgage Origination, Boarding and Servicing
There are no easy answers to be found for legacy banks and those looking to grow their presence in the broader mortgage market, but the clue perhaps lies in the friction involved in existing mortgage processes.
MBA: 2020 IMB Production Volumes, Profits Hit Record-Highs
Independent mortgage banks and mortgage subsidiaries of chartered banks made an average profit of $4,202 on each loan they originated in 2020, up from $1,470 per loan in 2019, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported this morning.
MBA: 2020 IMB Production Volumes, Profits Hit Record-Highs
Independent mortgage banks and mortgage subsidiaries of chartered banks made an average profit of $4,202 on each loan they originated in 2020, up from $1,470 per loan in 2019, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported this morning.
CFPB Proposes Mortgage Servicing Changes
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau yesterday proposed a set of rule changes it said are intended to help prevent “avoidable foreclosures” as emergency federal foreclosure protections expire.
CFPB Bulletin Issues Blunt Warning to Mortgage Servicers: ‘Unprepared is Unacceptable’
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau last week warned mortgage servicers to “take all necessary steps now” to prevent a wave of avoidable foreclosures this fall.
(Switching Gears) Nate Johnson: Will You Be Able to Transition Staff When the Market Shifts?
Are we looking at a downturn? Yes, but in my view, it’s not going to be significant enough to see a huge migration of people out of the mortgage industry. It will, however, require every organization to think hard about how to best use their personnel resources to come out ahead.
Sponsored Content from ServiceLink: How Servicers Can Prepare for Impending Defaults
By exploring third-party resources, services for alternate paths over foreclosure, and technology with built-in automation, servicers can ensure they are ready to help their borrowers when foreclosure and eviction moratoriums are lifted.