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Why ‘Fiscal Cliff’ Deal Will Help the Housing Recovery
The housing market is on firmer ground today, as two major tax provisions survived the “fiscal cliff.” Congress did not touch the mortgage interest deduction, and it extended tax relief for one year on mortgage debt forgiveness. “An extension of … Continue reading
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Tagged Aggressive Stance, Borrowers, Debt Forgiveness, Debt Relief, Guggenheim Partners, Home Values, Housing Market, Joseph A Smith, Joseph A Smith Jr, Loan Balance, Mortgage Debt, Mortgage Interest Deduction, Principal Balance, Principal Reduction, Principal Relief, Securities Group, Streamlined Procedures, Tax Break, Tax Provisions, Tax Relief
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‘Wind Down’ of Fannie, Freddie: ‘Positive for Housing’?
wind down” mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the U.S. Treasury Department is changing the terms of the capital support agreement that kept the two afloat in the first place. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were put under government … Continue reading
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Tagged Conservatorship, Dividend Payments, Fannie Freddie, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac, Finance Policy, Freddie Mac, Gses, Guggenheim Partners, Investment Portfolios, Michael Stegman, Preferred Stock, Private Insurers, Private Mortgage Insurers, Secretary Of The Treasury, Stock Investments, Treasury Department, Treasury Officials, U S Treasury, U S Treasury Department
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New Financial Crimes Unit Could Throw Wrench in ‘Robo’ Settlement
Barely a few days ago, word was that a settlement among state attorneys general and the big banks over faulty foreclosure practice, i.e. “robo-signing”, was imminent. In fact, there was a big meeting on Monday in Chicago to try to … Continue reading
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Tagged Donovan, Federal Prosecutors, Financial Crimes Unit, Guggenheim Partners, Housing And Urban Development, Housing Market, Iowa Attorney General, Jaret, Mortgage Originations, Naught, Negotiator, Obama, Perelli, Recklessness, Risky Mortgages, Secretary Of Housing And Urban Development, State Attorneys, State Of The Union, State Of The Union Address, Tom Miller
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‘Robo’ Foreclosure Settlement Turns Political
For over a year now, state attorneys general have been negotiating some kind of settlement deal with the nations four largest lenders, as well as several smaller ones. The settlement pertains to faulty foreclosure processing, first uncovered in October of … Continue reading
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Tagged Borrowers, Cash Settlement, Donovan, Election Year, Foreclosure, Guggenheim Partners, Housing And Urban Development, Immunity, Lawsuits, Lenders, Mayors, Principal Reduction, Refinancing, Secretary Of Housing And Urban Development, Settlement Deal, Small Portion, State Attorneys, State Of The Union, State Of The Union Address, Umpteen
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Home Buyers Could Pay for Payroll-Tax Cut
At face value, it seems like an easy, albeit creative way to pay for the extension of the payroll tax cut. Raise the fees that banks pay mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to guarantee home loans. These are … Continue reading
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Tagged Association Of Realtors, Bob Casey Senate, Coalition Letter, Fannie Freddie, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac, Finance System, Freddie Mac, Guggenheim Partners, Housing Industry, John Boehner, Mortgage Bankers, Mortgage Market, National Association Of Home Builders, National Association Of Realtors, Payroll Tax, Pennsylvania Senator, Senate Democrats, Senate Proposal, Senator Bob
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