NYDFS Claims Thousands Of New Yorkers Have Lost Their Homes Because Of Libor Rigging The Superintendent of the New York State Department of Financial Services, Benjamin Lawsky has joined other U.S. banking regulators investigating Deutsche Bank AG for manipulation of the Libor benchmark borrowing rate. This new probe by the NYDFS of the monolithic German […]
After Unloading nearly $64.4 Billion In Servicing Rights, Ocwen Still Faces Problems Last week on the heels of Ocwen’s announcement that it was selling $45 Billion in mortgage servicing rights to JPMorgan Chase, Ocwen announced it was selling $9.6 Billion in servicing rights to Walter Investment Management Corporation, the parent company of Green Tree Loan Servicing. This is on […]
Bank of America Attempts To Foreclose On A House That They Approved For Short Sale In a bizarre case out of Florida’s 3rd District Court of Appeals, Bank of America attempted to foreclose on a house that they had approved a short sale on and allowed to close. In 2012, Bank of America filed a […]
Did Foreclosure Referee Get Transferred Because Of Bank Complaints? This article highlights what goes on behind the scenes in foreclosure courts using foreclosure referees all over the U.S. Foreclosure mill lawyers use their deep pockets to intimidate judges and foreclosure referees even in a state like New York that has some the most consumer-friendly courts in […]
Government Audit Shows Citigroup Neglected Paid Nearly $20 Million Two years after Citigroup Inc. was punished for widespread foreclosure abuses and still owes TARP bailout money to taxpayers, is finally getting around mailing settlement checks to 23,000 of its customers for foreclosure abuses. Citigroup missed about 23,000 borrowers who were owed compensation and is now preparing […]
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