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 Manchester, NH 03104 
Phone: (603) 685 4301

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HousingWire | California AG: Dual tracking halves in September

Dual tracking, the process of launching a foreclosure while a borrower is still pursuing a loan modification, is down by almost half in California, according to law University of California Irvine professor Katherine Porter, who serves as a monitor for the national mortgage servicing settlement in the Golden State.

California Attorney General

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Ocwen to buy Homeward Residential from WL Ross for $750 million | Reuters

Wed Oct 3, 2012 12:45pm EDT

(Reuters) - Ocwen Financial Corp (OCN.N) strengthened its hold on the residential mortgage servicing market with a $750 million deal to buy Residential Holdings Inc from private equity firm WL Ross & Co.

Ocwen shares, which have doubled in value this year, surged as much as 21 percent to a life high of $34.98 on

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HousingWire | Subprime mortgage servicers improve cash flow efficiency

Subprime mortgage servicers across the board improved their cash flow efficiency in the second quarter by stepping up liquidations and modifications, Moody’s Investors Service says.

The firm’s cash flow efficiency metric rose to 0.29 in the second quarter from 0.27 in the first. The metric measures the amount of cash that servicers collect on m

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Richard Zombeck: Elizabeth Warren: 2 | Scott Brown: Duh

The first debate between Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren was riddled with racial undertones and cheap shots from Brown on Warren's heritage among other things. The following week, a video of Brown's staffers was released showing them making tomahawk gestures and yelping like Injuns from an old episode of F-Troop with the Hekawis. Brown isn't the

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Chain of Title

A few years ago, there was a lot of media hype about "producing the original note." There was almost equal response from the mortgage/foreclosure industry that the original note wasn't important and that reasonable facsimiles that were attested to as being "true and accurate copies of the original" were/are good enough to demonstrate that the current "bearer" of the copy is the rightful note holder and, therefore, has title and interest in the promissory note and has legal standing to foreclose.

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