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Harvey Survivors: HUD’s Top Priority

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released short, intermediate, and long-term efforts that are currently underway for Hurricane Harvey survivors. As HUD continues to keep the lives and safety of all those affected by the devastation as ...

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Women in Housing List Recognized in MReport’s September Issue

Out of hundreds of nominations from across the mortgage industry, MReport—the sister publication of DS News—released its 2017 Women in Housing List, featuring a number of well-established female leaders that have made names for themselves and been recognized by their peers. ...

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Fabrizio & Brook Welcomes New Attorney

Fabrizio & Brook, P.C., a Michigan-based law firm, has announced Paul J. Santi as the newest addition to their experienced group of attorneys. Santi’s attribute to the firm is his seven years of experience in the focus areas Fabrizio & ...

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For Sale: Freddie’s Largest RPLs

Freddie Mac has announced plans to sell off a pool of $983 million in seasoned re-forming and moderately delinquent loans. This marks the second sale of its kind this year—and the biggest Freddie’s offered up to date.

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Counsel’s Corner: Matthew J. Richardson

Matthew J. Richardson is Manley Deas’ Director of Litigation and Compliance. Throughout his career, he has practiced in the areas of commercial and financial services litigation and currently focuses his practice on defending mortgage servicers in trials and appeals. Before ...

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Is HECM Down for the Count?

Beset by uncertainty in the housing market, the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage Program (HECM) is losing money and cannot continue on in its present form. To make the program viable, FHA announced numerous necessary changes to the HECM Program to ...

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Delinquencies Take Another Dive

Delinquencies, foreclosures, and homes in negative equity all dropped over the last quarter and the last year, according to new data. But just how much have they dipped and why?

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