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Foreclosure Data Suggests ‘Continued But Slower Housing Recovery’
The Data and Analytics division of Black Knight Financial Services issued their "First Look" at January mortgage performance data, noting foreclosure inventory has hit a new post-crisis low. The percentage of foreclosures from the inventory of loans, 2.35 percent, is the lowest since November, 2008.»READ MORE
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Institutional Investor Sales Decline
RealtyTrac released its January 2014 Residential & Foreclosure Sales Report on Thursday, revealing institutional investors made up 5.2 percent of all U.S. residential property sales in January. Institutional investor sales are down from 7.9 percent in December, and down 8.2 percent from January, 2013. »READ MORE
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CFPB Director Calls for Increased Financial Literacy
For Richard Corday, the equation is simple: In the Land of the Free and the home of the free market, American citizens should be as informed about and capable of self-governance in their personal finances as they are in the democratic process, especially when it comes to borrowing for a mortgage.»READ MORE
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Wells Fargo Cuts 700 Mortgage Jobs
According to a report from The Charlotte Observer, Wells Fargo is laying off another 700 mortgage workers across the country. The bank announced Thursday the layoffs would affect mortgage processors and underwriters the hardest. What is causing the lending giant to cut jobs nationwide? »READ MORE
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Another Man Sentenced in Florida Wire Fraud scheme
A Florida man was sentenced on Tuesday to serve 12 months and one day in prison for defrauding thousands of homeowners in a $4 million nationwide home loan modification scheme. Vernell Burris Jr. was sentenced to prison along with two other previously sentenced co-defendants, Christopher Godfrey and Dennis Fischer, in a continuing SIGTARP case. »READ MORE
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