The ratings agency recently upgraded Rushmore’s Servicer Quality assessment. What were the factors that helped the servicer achieve above average SQ rating from Moody’s?
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The team at Auction.com has helped bring local expertise on a national scale through digital innovation and client service in the real estate industry.
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Florida-based Black Knight, Inc. announced that Fannie Mae has signed an agreement to continue its use of the Default Management Reporting System (DMRS).
Read More »William P. Leaman and Charles Rust have joined the ranks of LSR’s veteran team of lawyers ; whose combined professional experience spans over 400 years.
Read More »Potestivo & Associates Announces Promotion of Alexander Potestivo
Potestivo & Associates, P.C. announced that Alexander Potestivo has been promoted to Associate Attorney. He will serve and represent the firm in the Chicago, Illinois, office assisting with matters related to creditors’ rights litigation and foreclosure.
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Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co., LPA (WWR), a full-service creditors' rights law firm now in its 87th year of client service, announced that Compliance Officer Eileen M. Bitterman ...
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Potestivo & Associates, P.C., announced Art Sriratana has been promoted to Supervising Attorney in the firms Chicago office.
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This week, a group of housing organizations sent a letter to several U.S. officials regarding mortgage relief options for homeowners living in areas affected by the natural disasters.
Read More »An Ounce of Prevention
FHFA released its May Foreclosure Prevention report, spotlighting data detailing its efforts to help stave off foreclosure. Did they amount to a pound of cure … or is the scale tipping in the wrong direction?
Read More »Industry Report Aims to Tackle Abandoned Property Problem
The National Mortgage Servicing Association is calling for federal agencies to work together in conjunction with the mortgage servicing community to standardize the treatment of vacant and abandoned properties, a known cause of community blight and haven for crime. The organization submitted a report to the leadership of HUD, CFPB, the U.S. Department of the Treasury, OCC, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac outlining the problem, proposing solutions, and identifying the benefit of each recommendation for the consumer.
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