No “Moral Hazard” This Time Around – But Will It Make A Difference?
In a 2020 Reuters article (here), authors Ann Saphir and Lindsay Dunsmuir note that the Federal largesse of trillions of dollars currently being spent to
In a 2020 Reuters article (here), authors Ann Saphir and Lindsay Dunsmuir note that the Federal largesse of trillions of dollars currently being spent to
National Low Income Housing Coalition, May 29, 2018. President Trump signed into law a permanent extension of the “Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act” (PTFA) on
For those folks familiar with the lending and servicing industries, Ocwen is likely a familiar name. Metaphorically speaking, it has become a regulatory piñata, with
Well, after 11 ½ months of waiting, homeowners who had a taxable distressed housing event in 2015 can rest a little easier. What with a
According to Housingwire (“Ocwen offering indemnification to company directors and executive officers”): “By its own admission, Ocwen Financial (OCN) is facing 21 pending investigations in 15 different states, is currently
Like the pig through the python, we are still seeing homeowners slowly going through the unpleasant process of foreclosure, seven years after the housing and
In a recent post here, I ranted about our self-absorbed politicians who, by there bickering, dickering, and bartering, had allowed the extension of the tax forgiveness
According to a recent article in housingwire.com, titled “Ocwen posts open letter and apology to borrowers,” the widely reviled Ocwen, apparently (sob) guilt-ridden because it,
Introduction. For most readers of my rants posts, it is no secret that I am a strong supporter of the “little guy;” the folks who
In a recent article appearing at the online site “nationalmortgagenews.com” there appeared a short blurb titled “Altisource Opens Technology Office in India.” For those who