Friday, June 24, 2016

NY Servicers Dealt Blow; Ocwen's $30 Million Settlement; Brexit: Renegotiations and Margin Calls?

Posted To: Pipeline Press

At Happy Hour tonight, besides talking about refis, you can throw this one out: the number of homes worth $1 million has doubled in the last 4 years . Of course 2012 was pretty much the bottom of the real estate market, and it has been the big urban areas like San Francisco and Manhattan that have led the charge higher. Heck, in San Francisco, the median home price is over $800k. (One bedroom apartments in San Francisco rent for $3648 a month.) Seems like a little toppy - but rates are helping... As servicing values continue to slip, and companies question whether or not they want to own a servicing portfolio and who is a natural buyer of servicing if banks stop, New York imposed new requirements yesterday on mortgage lenders to maintain abandoned houses before foreclosure. Viewed as a blow...(read more)
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