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  1. Groups Debate Foreclosure Solutions
  2. You May Not Want to Wait to Refinance That Mortgage (TheStreet.com)
  3. Corporate Struggle Goes On
  4. Home values give glimpse of how presidential candidates live (at MarketWatch)
  5. ResCap Production Tumbles
  6. MBS Downgrades Accelerate
  7. Jumbo Activity Stabilizes
  8. Federal Licensing Bill Proposed
  9. Firms Manage Earnings, Liquidity
  10. MBS Downgrades Spread
  11. Wholesaler Hiring, Growing
  12. Cashout Transaction Volume Tumbles
  13. 2007 Mortgage Litigation Report
  14. Countrywide debuts new 'workout' plan for subprime borrowers (at MarketWatch)
  15. HUD Makes FHA Proposals
  16. Home builders seek survival tips at somber annual conference (MarketWatch)
  17. Direct Mail Advertising Falling
  18. Reverse Production Continues to Climb
  19. Countrywide expands scope of mortgage workouts (CNNMoney.com)
  20. Chase Still Sees Subprime Opportunities
  21. Worst Foreclosure Metros
  22. Home builders say gloom won't dissipate in 2008 (at MarketWatch)
  23. Mixed Bag for Mortgage Leads
  24. Credit, Appraisal & Servicing Technology
  25. U.S. fixed-rate mortgages edge higher; ARMs take a dip (at MarketWatch)
  26. Thanks to declining home values, this buyer may need to pay more (at MarketWatch)
  27. Nearly 300 Subprime Lawsuits in 2007
  28. Wholesalers Tout Subprime, Hard Money & YSPs
  29. Broker Sued for $6 Million in Fraud
  30. Homeowners grow more cautious on remodeling plans (at MarketWatch)
  31. Biggest Online Mortgage Advertisers
  32. Higher conforming mortgage limit won't help as many as thought (at MarketWatch)
  33. Accredited CEO Out
  34. Thrifts in the Red
  35. Automated Operations
  36. Freddie Purchases at Lowest Level in Years
  37. FHA Limits May Rise in March
  38. Sell, rent out or improve? Tough questions in tough market (MarketWatch)
  39. Firm Touts Growth
  40. Lawmakers eye home-buyer tax credit to move inventory (at MarketWatch)
  41. 2 Wholesalers Close Shop
  42. $6 Billion in Subprime Downgrades
  43. 140 Florida Layoffs
  44. Foreclosures Resume Rise
  45. Bush Opposes Bankruptcy Modifications
  46. Fannie Updates Prices
  47. Fannie Earnings, Purchases Deteriorate
  48. 200-Branch Operation Closing
  49. Don't count on rentals to recoup all your second-home costs (MarketWatch)
  50. Bankruptcy Modification Bill Rejected
  51. Countrywide Accused of Inflating Foreclosure Fees
  52. COFI Down Again
  53. Servicers Required to Report Foreclosure Data
  54. Pessimistic home-price outlook sees 20% drop from peaks (at MarketWatch)
  55. Fannie & Freddie No Broker ordered appraisals
  56. Subprime Debacle to Shrink US. Credit by $2 Trillion
  57. Bernanke beginning to understand mortgage mess (at MarketWatch)
  58. IndyMac Performance Deteriorates
  59. Brokers May Fight New Appraisal Requirements
  60. Fed Advocates More Write Downs
  61. RMBS Ratings Still Suffering
  62. Higher FHA Rolled Out in Some CA Counties
  63. U.S. benchmark 30-year mortgage falls back near 6% (at MarketWatch)
  64. Mortgage Fraud Investigations Soar
  65. Higher conforming mortgage limits released; do you qualify? (at MarketWatch)
  66. Mortgage Market Better
  67. Execs Defend Compensation
  68. Thornburg Facing Collapse
  69. First-time home buyers struggle to find down-payment money (at MarketWatch)
  70. States Advance Mortgage Legislation
  71. A surefire way for home sellers to get buyers' attention (at MarketWatch)
  72. Mortgage Investment Fund Facing Margin Calls
  73. Most Admired Mortgage Companies
  74. Here's how home sellers can create buzz and move their listing (MarketWatch)
  75. Death of a Branch Operation
  76. Net Branch Shuffle
  77. With a tolerance for risk, borrowers can still benefit from ARMs (MarketWatch)
  78. Countrywide Fundings Improve, Foreclosures Worsen
  79. Frank seeks $300 billion for FHA foreclosure-prevention help (at MarketWatch)
  80. Brokers, Bankers at Odds Over YSPs
  81. Online Advertising's Biggest Spenders
  82. RESPA Overhaul Proposed
  83. Investors may cheer Fed rate cut, but news is mixed for consumers (at MarketWatch)
  84. HEL Exposure Hurts Big Lenders
  85. Freddie Suspends Delivery Fee
  86. Alt-A Performance Prompts Negative Ratings Actions
  87. Mortgage Investors Diminish
  88. Some Relief for Battered Lenders
  89. Fannie, Freddie to Provide $200 Billion in Liquidity
  90. State Seeks $20 Million from Broker
  91. Fixed Rates Tumble, ARMs Mixed
  92. Mortgage rates fall, 1st time since February (CNNMoney.com)
  93. Former Countrywide Exec Launches New Co.
  94. Commercial Mortgage Deals Arranged
  95. A day in Foreclosureville serves up lessons in housing bargains (MarketWatch)
  96. Subprime Layoffs at Chase
  97. Foreclosure Mitigation Goes On
  98. Falling LIBOR May Decrease Defaults
  99. 5 Steps to Better RMBS Performance
  100. Refinancing surges; here's what you should know before jumping in (at MarketWatch)
  101. Boom to Bust in 1 Month
  102. Refis Soar, Rates Ease
  103. Fido foreclosed: Overwhelmed owners abandon homes, pets and all (at MarketWatch)
  104. Mortgage Fraud Losses Could Top $10 Billion
  105. Vacation-home sales fall from record high, median price drops (at MarketWatch)
  106. FHA Firm Seeks Experienced Employees
  107. Can't sell the house? Consider the tax perks of renting it out (MarketWatch)
  108. Bankruptcy could be tool to help homeowners fight foreclosure
  109. HUD Secretary May Resign
  110. COFI Sinks to 2-Year Low
  111. Many Subprime RMBS Classes Downgraded
  112. Mortgage Technology Activity
  113. Local, National Foreclosure Relief
  114. Biggest Commercial Lenders
  115. Britain braces for housing woes (at MarketWatch)
  116. Bank Delinquency Rises
  117. Commercial Wholesaler Cuts Jobs
  118. 2nd Appraisal Required on Some FHA Jumbos
  119. 2 Wholesalers Done, 1 Scales Back
  120. RMBS Ratings Hammered
  121. Tech Partnerships Expand
  122. WaMu leaving wholesale
  123. WaMu Moves Likely to Impact 3,000
  124. CORRECT: Index of pending home sales down 1.9% in February: NAR (at MarketWatch)
  125. Mortgage Bankers to Face Protestss
  126. Study Suggests Subprime Borrowers Fare Worse With Brokers
  127. Subprime Lawsuits Spread Beyond Lenders
  128. Uptick in Apps
  129. Adjustable-rate mortgages inch down as fixed rates hold steady (at MarketWatch)
  130. No-down-payment mortgages are gone -- but never to return? (at MarketWatch)
  131. Converting Mortgage Leads to Loans
  132. IndyMac Volume Continues Free Fall
  133. Wachovia Tightens Guidelines
  134. Mortgage Fraud Index Jumps
  135. Home builders discouraged by actual sales (at MarketWatch)
  136. U.S. Bancorp Posts Solid Results
  137. Wealthy Americans see slow housing market as buying opportunity (at MarketWatch)
  138. Fla. Firm Bankrupt
  139. GSE Report Card: Improvement Needed
  140. World Among Hardest Hit CA Lenders
  141. Top lenders' mortgage aid procedures (Bankrate.com)
  142. Refis, ARMs Improve
  143. Subprime Ratings Slaughtered
  144. Former Fannie Execs Settle for $31 Million
  145. Moody's Assaults Nonprime Ratings
  146. Weak 1st Quarter at BoA
  147. Markets that missed the boom now sport rising home prices (MarketWatch)
  148. Merrill Disputes FF Repurchase Losses
  149. Nothing But Downgrades
  150. U.S. Feb. OFHEO home prices rise 0.6% (at MarketWatch)
  151. Countrywide to Eliminate Some Programs
  152. Strength In Numbers
  153. Fatter Fundings at Flagstar
  154. No End In Sight for Subprime Downgrades
  155. Mortgage Leads Litigation
  156. Rates, Apps Worsen
  157. Reverse Lender Adding Branches, Originators
  158. Alt-A, 2nd Lien Ratings Hammered
  159. New Breed of Wholesalers
  160. FHLB Advances, Earnings Up
  161. BoA Mortgage Unit to be Based in CA
  162. ResCap Originations Rise
  163. The Corporate Ledger
  164. Foreclosures squeeze renters too as affordability ebbs: study (at MarketWatch)
  165. Downgrades Continue on 2003, 2004 Issuances
  166. Builders Struggling With Credit
  167. IndyMac Issues Bright Outlook
  168. Market anomalies skew home-price data, providers agree (MarketWatch)
  169. Loan Prospecting Saves Life
  170. Bankruptcies Increase
  171. The week's top news and analysis, April 28-May 2 (at MarketWatch)
  172. Foreclosure Fight Flourishes
  173. Mergers Progress as Industry Struggles with Liquidity
  174. Banks Continue to Tighten Mortgage Guidelines
  175. Record Commercial Originations
  176. Another MTA Improvement
  177. Downgrades Hit RMBS, CDOs & Scratch-and-Dent Deals
  178. Foreclosure Drama
  179. Little pressure on U.S. mortgage rates as housing stays weak (at MarketWatch)
  180. Commercial Loan Liquidity Still OK
  181. Time for investors to foreclose on troubled lender Fannie Mae (at MarketWatch)
  182. Mortgage Legislation Passes House
  183. Freddie Cutting IL Jobs
  184. New FHA Premiums Slated for Summer
  185. New jumbo-mortgage limits just starting to help buyers on rates (MarketWatch)
  186. First Step in Commercial Mortgage Origination
  187. Secondary Gyrations
  188. 8 Lose FHA Approval
  189. Alt-A Fraud Worse than Nonprime
  190. Best, Worst Mortgage Markets
  191. 1 Dead, 1 Acquired & Several Hurting
  192. ARMs Drop, Fixed Rates Headed Higher
  193. Chase Dumps Broker Subprime, HEL
  194. Anatomy of a Meltdown
  195. Commercial Originations Maintain as Prices Fall
  196. Borrowers Blame National City for Negative Equity
  197. Housing Bill Passes Senate Committee
  198. Foreclosure Army
  199. Impac Survival In Doubt
  200. Inside Mortgage Leads
  201. Former Delta Execs Launch New Firm
  202. Regulators Recommend Subprime Disclosures
  203. Digital Delight
  204. Freddie Activity Worse
  205. Fannie Enhances Foreclosure Procedures
  206. Thrift Activity Worse
  207. Best Mortgage Web Sites
  208. New FHA Forms
  209. Long-term, fixed-rate mortgages jump, ARMs hold steady (at MarketWatch)
  210. Lawsuit Targets Countrywide Execs, Directors
  211. Investor Lawsuits Filed, Dismissed
  212. M.I. Volume Tumbles as Defaults Reach Record
  213. COFI, LIBOR Drop
  214. Five ways to lend to your kids without keeping them in your debt (MarketWatch)
  215. REOs Double from 2007
  216. MTA Continues Lower
  217. Commercial Mortgage Production Tumbles
  218. States Step Up Mortgage Legislation
  219. Mortgage applications fell 15.3% last week: MBA (at MarketWatch)
  220. First Horizon to Sell Mortgage Unit
  221. Accredited Reorganizes
  222. Preparing to Defend Against Lawsuits
  223. Loan Apps Fall
  224. Foreclosure Prevention Strategies
  225. Decade Old Deals Downgraded
  226. New Accredited CEO
  227. Biggest Gets Bigger, Others Struggle
  228. Republicans Blast Obama for Advisor's Ties to Countrywide
  229. FHA Takes Big Hit on DPA Loans
  230. Bogus Bi-Weekly Business Busted
  231. Tech Strategies and Mobile Innovations
  232. Q1 Bank Delinquency Eases
  233. Wachovia Advises Brokers of Phone Audits
  234. Widespread Tightening of Underwriting Standards
  235. Settlement Agent Steals $13 Million in Refi Proceeds
  236. Mergers On, Off & Pending
  237. Private & Public Solutions to Foreclosure Crisis
  238. Digital Mortgage Universe Expands
  239. Chase Cuts PA Jobs
  240. Unsecured Loans for Delinquent Fannie Mortgages
  241. Senate bill aims to reduce foreclosures, reform Fannie, Freddie (at MarketWatch)
  242. HOPE NOW Announces New Agreement
  243. Selling, Servicing Updates to Freddie
  244. OCC Touts Legal Bank Actions
  245. Mortgage, Foreclosure and Investor Fraud
  246. Is it wise to get out of an ARM loan if the balance due is low? (MarketWatch)
  247. Another Wave of WaMu Layoffs
  248. Office Closings, Layoffs at ResCap
  249. Housing slump shaping up to be 'worst in a generation': Report (at MarketWatch)
  250. Groups Reject RESPA Reform