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Melville based, Senior Home Loans announces their new spokes person Wayne Rogers from the hit television show M*A*S*HMelville, New York (PRWEB) April 27, 2012 Wayne Rogers, well known professional actor, Broadway Producer, news contributor to the Fox Network (cashin) coupled with over forty years of experience in investments has signed on to be the spokes person for a national reverse mortgage ..

The American Investor Finally Scores a Win

Posted by mortgage 221 days ago (Editorial)
The summer was yet another exhausting and painful stretch for investors, with the chaos of the stock market bringing back frightening reminders of the freefall of 2008 and early 2009.
Rather than simply fight to stop the foreclosure on his investment home, Ezequiel Martinez filed suit against his lender saying the mortgage should be voided because of phony loan documents and because he doesn't think the bank can prove it owns the mortgage note. The robo-signing scandal erupted last fall with allegations that lenders had employees process foreclosure documents without required
Investors objecting to Bank of America Corp.'s proposed $8.5 billion settlement of claims over losses on mortgage-backed securities are seeking to move the case to federal court from a New York state court.
Lenders One Mortgage Cooperative, a national alliance of community mortgage bankers, correspondent lenders and suppliers of mortgage products and services, announced today that Franklin American Mortgage Company is its newest preferred investor.
A group of mortgage-bond holders is organizing to force repurchases of soured loans by H&R Block Inc. (HRB) ?s Option One Mortgage Corp. unit, according to a Dallas lawyer who is helping coordinate the effort.

Judge Refuses to Dismiss AIG Investor Lawsuit

Posted by mortgage 596 days ago (Editorial)
A judge refused to dismiss a securities fraud lawsuit accusing American International Group of misleading investors about its subprime mortgage exposure, which led to a liquidity crisis and $182.3 billion of federal bailouts.
Writing in The New York Times, Zachery Kouwe reported that in the lawsuit, Mr. Blavatnik?s lawyers blame Ted C. Ufferfilge, a JPMorgan banker advising Access, for losing $98 million of the company?s money betting on risky subprime mortgage securities.

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