The Mortgage Bankers Association and MBA Insights are accepting nominations for the MBA Insights 2017 Tech All-Star Awards. Nominations will be accepted through Friday, Jan. 27.
Category: News and Trends
Plan for QC Success in 2017 with Integrated Action Planning
With a new year comes new opportunities to start fresh. As 2017 approaches, now is the time for lenders to formulate a plan for loan quality success, and that plan starts, oddly enough, with a plan–an integrated corrective action plan, that is.
HOPE NOW: 113K October Mods; Foreclosure Sales Down 18%
HOPE NOW reported 113,000 mortgage assistance actions by its members in October as foreclosure sales reached a nearly 10-year low.
S&P/Experian: Mortgage Default Rates Hold Steady
Overall credit default rates, including first mortgage defaults, held steady in November, S&P Dow Jones Indices and Experian reported yesterday.
Fitch: Smaller U.S. RMBS Servicers Rapidly Taking on More Loans
Another sign of the sea change taking place in the U.S. mortgage servicing industry is in the rapid growth of portfolios among smaller companies, said Fitch Ratings, New York.
MBA Servicing NewsLink Resumes Jan. 3
MBA Servicing NewsLink will not publish on Tuesday, Dec. 27 because of the Christmas holidays.
CoreLogic: 30,000 Foreclosures in October; Inventory Down 32%
CoreLogic, Irvine, Calif., reported 30,000 completed foreclosures by lenders and servicer in October, down by 25 percent from a year ago and down by 75 percent from the Sept. 2010 peak.
FHFA Issues Final Rule on GSE Duty to Serve Underserved Markets
The Federal Housing Finance Agency yesterday issued a final rule to implement Duty to Serve provisions mandated by the Federal Housing Enterprises Financial Safety and Soundness Act and the SAFE Act.
ATTOM: November Foreclosure Filings Down 18%
ATTOM Data Solutions, Irvine, Calif., said 86,561 U.S. properties were in foreclosure activity in November, down 18 percent from October and down 17 percent from a year ago.
Zillow: Improvement, but 11% of Homeowners Still Underwater
Zillow Inc., Seattle, said rising home values are freeing homeowners from negative equity, allowing them to re-enter the market, but 11 percent of homeowners remain upside-down, or underwater, on their property.
