An interesting article from
the New York Times about the growing power of mortgage servicers in
deciding which get a mortgage modification and which must hand over their
home in a foreclosure. The servicers are also forming relationships
with companies that can benefit from foreclosures.
These specialty servicers are buying the rights to collect
mortgage payments at discounts. The quicker the servicer can make the loan
current again, the sooner investors pay back the servicers’ advance in full.
This may incentivize servicers to offer modifications that cause borrowers to
default again.
For the full article click here: www.nytimes.com
Hey, As struggling homeowners try to dodge foreclosure, more are running into problems with servicers -- the firms that collect mortgage payments. Regulators are fielding complaints about these companies centered around the same issues that have recently dogged major U.S. lenders: careless paperwork, incorrect fees, and wrongful evictions. - See more at: http://www.responsiblelending.org/tools-resources/headlines/loan-complaints-by-homeowners-rise-once-more.html#sthash.xAPfw3eH.Thanks you so much..
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