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Cash-In Refis Grow; Lenders Taking Lumps?
Nov 03, 2008It appears lenders may be willing to take a hit on loan modifications, according to data released late last week by Freddie Mac [stock FRE][/stock]. The GSE reported the largest cash-in share — where the refinanced loan is less than the original loan it paid off — in three years, while cash-out refinancing continued to slump amid declining home values.
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17th Bank Failure Could Cost $104 Million: Why?
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Mortgage Insurers See Borrower Defaults Jump
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PMI Sees Losses Widen as U.S. Insurance Woes Continue
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Flagstar Sees Credit Costs Bite Bottom Line in Q3
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States Are Joining Foreclosure Prevention Efforts
Oct 31, 2008 -
Mortgage REIT Insider: Dividends Dry Up
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Another $25 Million Vanishes
Oct 31, 2008 -
Party, Commiseration at Unique Fundraiser
Oct 31, 2008 -
7.6 Million Borrowers Underwater on Mortgages: Study
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California Reports More Modifications, Fewer Foreclosures in September
Oct 31, 2008
