Servicing

Five Star Institute President and CEO Ed Delgado said that companies which are slow to adapt to the changing real estate environment may be in trouble.

Leaders from both servicing and government will join together Thursday, March 31, at the 7th Annual Five Star Government Forum at the Newseum in Washington, D.C. to explore the effect that rules of regulation that originates in Washington, D.C. are having on the mortgage servicing industry and homeowners.

For some time there have been questions surrounding how servicers can protect the lien rights of their investors with regard to the lien position of Homeowner Association properties, but there are ways to avoid this conflict.

Patrick Nackley, Director of Marketing and Business Development at Superior Home Services sat down with MReport to explain how the new HUD advisement will affect servicers' businesses and what they can do to adjust and comply with the changes.

Ocwen’s Chief Compliance Officer, Michael Hollerich, sat down exclusively with MReport to discuss compliance trends in the mortgage industry and how the nonbank servicer is creating a revitalized culture of compliance.

Ocwen Financial Corp., recently announced that current independent director Phyllis R. Caldwell will replace Barry N. Wish as Chair of the Company’s Board of Directors.

Since the crisis the housing industry has been consistently expanding, but when the pace of growth lost a large amount of momentum in the final quarter of last year, on top of economists' predictions of slow growth, many in the industry are questioning if the expansion is beginning to expire.

With the regulatory turbulence of 2014 largely behind them, Ocwen still had a tough year financially in 2015.

Driven by an uptick in servicing profitability and growth in originations, Nationstar Mortgage Holdings Inc., reported that its fourth quarter 2015 earnings reached $34 million, or 32 cents ...

The bank stated that it “has responded, and continues to respond, to requests from these agencies seeking information regarding the origination, underwriting and securitization of residential mortgages, including sub-prime mortgages.”