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Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC revealed plans last week to add about 600 jobs in response to growing demand for specialty servicers. This year, the company expects 150 percent growth at its Fishers, Indiana facility and 100 percent growth at its Santa Ana, California headquarters.

Effectively immediately, Carrington is offering three-day turn times on conventional purchase loans and loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA). In addition, Carrington announced that it stands ready to close FHA Streamline refinance loans with no additional interest cost to the borrower regardless of when the loan is funded.

Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC, announced a new program offering 25-day loan closings to borrowers seeking to purchase or refinance properties. According to Ellie Mae's latest Origination Insight Report, the average time to close a purchase loan was 46 days in 2012, while the average time to close a refinance loan was 49 days.

Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC will offer a loan program that allows homebuyers to finance property repairs before moving in. Carrington announced FHA's Streamlined 203k loan program will be available through the company's retail and wholesale businesses.

The mortgage lending division of Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC (Carrington) was inducted into the Ellie Mae Hall of Fame for mortgage technology.

Carrington Holding Company brought two new leaders into its family of companies.

CitiMortgage announced the launch of the Home Rental Program, a program designed to provide an alternative to foreclosure and allow eligible borrowers to stay in their homes. Under the program, the eligible borrower transfers ownership of the property to a vehicle established by Carrington Capital and its joint venture partner, Oaktree Capital Management, L.P. A lease will then be established for the property at a manageable monthly payment.

Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC announced Monday the hiring of several mortgage industry veterans to join the company's Mortgage Lending Division.

Government officials are in the process of reviewing 4,000-plus recommendations for turning repossessed homes into rental properties in order to trim the REO inventory held by federal housing agencies. The administration says it is pursuing potential ideas for REO-to-rental pilot programs ""with a sense of urgency,"" but two California firms don't plan to wait on the government's involvement. Carrington Holding Company and Oaktree Capital have partnered to buy up $450 million in REOs and convert them into rentals.

Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC has announced the hiring of Brad Nease as SVP, capital markets. In this newly created position, Nease will lead the secondary marketing efforts for the company's growing loan origination business, and will be responsible for product development, investor relations, loan trading, and warehouse lending. Nease has more than 28 years' experience in the industry. He joins Carrington from ICON Residential Lenders, where he was COO of capital markets.