#MBACMST23: How Servicers Stay Ahead of Challenges

CHICAGO–Commercial mortgage servicers must be able to adapt and pivot to face their daily challenges, servicing veterans noted at the MBA Commercial/Multifamily Finance Servicing and Technology Conference.

Bob Caruso of ServiceMac LLC: Servicing Strategies in a Heightened Compliance Environment

Over the past two decades, regulatory and investor guidelines have become much more nuanced. In addition, maintaining on-going compliance to the rules and audit guidelines has been challenging given servicers’ day-to-day responsibilities. Servicers have had to become more agile and look for ways to update processes and implement changes quickly to reduce the risk of non-compliance.

(#MBAServicing23) Market Outlook: A Few Hurdles Ahead

ORLANDO—The mortgage servicing industry has seen a lot of volatility lately—and that’s not likely to ease up any time soon, said Mortgage Bankers Association economists.

John Walsh of LERETA on Servicing Tax Issues

John Walsh is CEO of LERETA, Pomona, Calif. He leads an executive leadership team focused on providing the mortgage and insurance industries accuracy, responsiveness and innovative technology.

MBA Report: IMBs Report 3Q Losses

Independent mortgage banks and mortgage subsidiaries of chartered banks reported a net loss of $624 on each loan originated in the third quarter, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported Friday.

FHFA Announces Update for Services to Maintain Fair Lending Data

The Federal Housing Finance Agency on Wednesday announced Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will require servicers to obtain and maintain fair lending data on their loans, and for this data to transfer with servicing throughout the mortgage term.