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Servicing Loans in a Troubled Mortgage Market Report (12/31/07)

Rising defaults and delinquencies in today’s market have rendered old servicing data obsolete. If you’re working with statistics that don’t reflect the current market turmoil, you’re not getting an accurate picture.

The “Servicing Loans in a Troubled Mortgage Market” report highlights key metrics such as:

  • Top Overall Mortgage Servicers
  • Top Subprime Mortgage Servicers
  • Top Ginnie Mae MBS Servicers
  • Large Mortgage Servicers Delinquency Rates and Index
  • 1-4 Family Mortgage Servicing Outstanding
  • Mortgage Servicing Profits for Top Thrifts
  • Vital Signs: Top 30 Mortgage Lender/Servicers

In addition, this comprehensive report contains analysis of the data from Inside Mortgage Finance’s editors to help you understand how we got where we are and where we may be headed.

The report also includes 20 recent articles chronicling the emerging trends impacting the servicing market. Understand how mortgage servicing and profits will be impacted by:

Loan Modifications, Loss Mitigation Efforts, Rising Default Rates, Mortgage Reform and the Cram down-Bill, the ASF Guidelines, Campaigns by Counseling Agencies & Nonprofits, Wavering Investor Confidence, Falling Banking Profits, Subprime Defaults, Technology, and much more.

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