Bob Caruso is CEO of ServiceMac LLC, Fort Mill, S.C., a wholly owned subsidiary of First American Financial Corp.
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Bob Caruso of ServiceMac on Changes in Mortgage Servicing and Subservicing
Bob Caruso is CEO of ServiceMac LLC, Fort Mill, S.C., a wholly owned subsidiary of First American Financial Corp.
Bob Caruso of ServiceMac on Changes in Mortgage Servicing and Subservicing
Bob Caruso is CEO of ServiceMac LLC, Fort Mill, S.C., a wholly owned subsidiary of First American Financial Corp.
Bob Caruso of ServiceMac on Changes in Mortgage Servicing and Subservicing
Bob Caruso is CEO of ServiceMac LLC, Fort Mill, S.C., a wholly owned subsidiary of First American Financial Corp.
Bob Caruso of ServiceMac on Changes in Mortgage Servicing and Subservicing
Bob Caruso is CEO of ServiceMac LLC, Fort Mill, S.C., a wholly owned subsidiary of First American Financial Corp.
Duwaine Thomas, Patrick Kehoe on Communicating with Customers
Duwaine Thomas is an executive consultant with Newbold Advisors, serving a portfolio of national housing finance organizations. Patrick Kehoe drives product strategy in collaboration with the product development team at Messagepoint, a provider of customer communications management software.
Rhonda McGill of PerformLine: Mortgage Industry Compliance Concerns, Best Practices
Rhonda McGill is Senior Director of Client Solutions with PerformLine, Morristown, N.J.
S&P: Self-Service Residential Mortgage Servicing Increasing
The number of calls per loan to mortgage servicers has decreased as self-service options become more widespread and borrowers can resolve basic requests on their own, reported S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Sales Boomerang: Surge in Credit Improvement Alerts Suggests Opportunity for Lenders to Revisit Turndowns
Sharp increases in cash-out, credit-improvement and new-listing alerts quarter-over-quarter point to opportunity for lenders in a contracting mortgage market, reported Sales Boomerang, Owings Mills, Md.
Jeff Flory, CMB, AMP, of Baker Tilly: CFPB Increases Scrutiny of Mortgage Servicers as Pandemic Emergency Eases
It is not surprising that the CFPB has increased its scrutiny of mortgage servicers, particularly as the industry moves from a COVID-19 pandemic-induced emergency state to a more normalized servicing environment.