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Reverse Mortgages Are Not Going Anywhere
Jun 27, 2011With large banks Wells Fargo and Bank of America deciding to exit the reverse mortgage business, and issues about tax and insurance defaults, some have suggested that reverse mortgages have an uncertain future. In the "Your Money" column in The New York Times, columnist Ron Lieber discusses these developments and notes that HUD has continued to stand by the program. He quotes Vicki Bott, who left her post as deputy assistant secretary for the FHA single-family housing on Friday, as stating that people should not be concerned about HUD's intent for continuing to support the HECM program. In
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Curious Speculation on Reverse Mortgage Exits
Apr 14, 2011 -
Process serving reform calls for renewed transparency, integrity and innovation
Mar 10, 2011 -
NPR: Reverse Mortgages a Last Resort
Feb 21, 2011 -
RMI Indstry Trends: View From the Top
Feb 17, 2011 -
Its Official: BofA to Shift Resources to Core Operations
Feb 04, 2011 -
BofA to Bow Out of Reverse Mortgages
Feb 04, 2011 -
The BofA-GSE settlement: Were we robbed, or not?
Jan 11, 2011 -
BofA, the MBS unwind, and the other side of the coin
Dec 06, 2010 -
After foreclosure-gate, will WikiLeaks data be the next blow?
Dec 03, 2010 -
Bank of America and the middle-man hedge
Nov 17, 2010