MORTGAGE BACKED SECURITIES INVESTORS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE: WE SHOULDN'T BE PAYING FOR BANKS' (#WELLS FARGO'S) SINS!

Home  |  Subscribe Bulletin Jun 24, 2014 Top Stories MBS Investors to DOJ: We Shouldn't Be Paying for Banks' Sins The Association of Mortgage Investors made the plea to Attorney General Eric Holder following reports that Bank of America and Citigroup were attempting to negotiate multibillion dollar accords that would grant credits for loan mods. READ MORE » Altisource Said to Be Near Deal for LOS Vendor Mortgage Builder by AUSTIN KILGORE Altisource would gain a venue to sell more of its origination services, while Mortgage Builder would get a larger company's backing to help achieve its goal of faster growth. READ MORE » The Payoff from Automating Payoffs by BARRY HAYS While use of facsimile has decreased in the workplace for general business practices over the years, fax machines still remain the default delivery method for sending and receiving mortgage payoff statements. READ MORE » B of A Must Face SEC, DOJ Suits Over MBS Fraud Bank of America failed to win dismissal of two government lawsuits in which it's accused of misleading investors about the quality of loans tied to $850 million in residential mortgage-backed securities. READ MORE » House Banking Panel Passes Terrorism Risk Insurance Bill by VICTORIA FINKLE The House Financial Services Committee approved legislation Friday to extend and modify the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act. READ MORE » Want to Finance an NPL Portfolio? Show You Can Handle Distress by BONNIE SINNOCK Financing plays a vital role in nonperforming loan investment. One of the most compelling things investors can do to get it is show how they handled a tough situation, financiers say. READ MORE » Featured Events RESPA Section 8: Anti-Kickback Provisions Webinar Thu, 26 Jun 2014 READ MORE » Collateral Analysis: Reviewing Appraisals Instructor-Led Online Course Wed, 02 Jul 2014 READ MORE » Intermediate FHA Underwriting Instructor-Led Online Course Tue, 05 Aug 2014 READ MORE » Resource Center Four Ways to Use Property Records to Uncover Hidden Risks, by Michael O'Connell WHITEPAPER Servicers could be exposed to risk and penalties if their loan due diligence doesn't include these steps. READ MORE » 11 Mortgage Industry Strategies to Thrive in 2014 WHITEPAPER Success in the mortgage business has never been simple or easy, but that's especially true today. READ MORE » Building Brand Loyalty in Financial Services WHITEPAPER In an industry where brand loyalty is key, banks must work diligently to ensure top-notch service and customer outreach through every one of its channels. READ MORE » MORE IN THE RESOURCE CENTER » FOLLOW US: @NatMortgageNews Facebook For custom reprints or content licensing opportunities please contact Howard Gilbert, howard.gilbert@sourcemedia.com, 212-803-8367. You are currently subscribed to Mortgage Servicing News as: kellylhansen143@gmail.com. You are receiving this email as part of SourceMedia. Please do not reply to this message. To learn more about SourceMedia's use of personal information, please read our Privacy Policy. Unsubscribe from this mailing list Manage your profile SourceMedia One State Street Plaza, 27th Floor New York, NY 10004 Phone: (800) 221-1809

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