More housing news about Freddie and Fannie this time. The interesting thing about this is that they obviously are not pushing short sales as hard as they should be, maybe some of those short sale initiatives aren’t working as planned? The article comes courtesy of Michael Kraus, who makes a few interesting observations: (a more [...]
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Tagged analysis, fannie mae, freddie mac, news, short sale, short sales
Tagged analysis, fannie mae, freddie mac, news, short sale, short sales
Over the weekend, Freddie Mac published an informational article discussing what it has called, “Short Payoff Fraud”. This article tipped off quite a bit of anxiety among investors and agents. Many are suggesting that this new classification of “Fraud” effectively eliminates the A to B – B to C transactions which investors often use to [...]
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Tagged Disclosure, fraud, freddie mac, government, regulation, short sale, short sales
Tagged Disclosure, fraud, freddie mac, government, regulation, short sale, short sales
I was reading this article today in the LA Times about lenders becoming increasingly accepting of the short sale process. It mirrors what we have been saying here in this blog since November – that short sales are increasingly becoming accepted and it’s being pushed by politicians and the bank’s best interests. The reason I [...]
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Tagged 2nd lien, bank of america, BofA, fannie mae, foreclosure, freddie mac, government, HAFA, HAMP, lenders, loss mitigation, mortgages, short sale, short sales, underwater
Tagged 2nd lien, bank of america, BofA, fannie mae, foreclosure, freddie mac, government, HAFA, HAMP, lenders, loss mitigation, mortgages, short sale, short sales, underwater