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Scandal-ridden Wells Fargo completely revamps compensation plan
Sep 13, 2016First there were the mailing errors; then the illegal mortgage-fee shifting. Then a $1.2 billion settlement with the government over FHA lending violations. More recently, Wells Fargo came under fire for creating 2 million fake accounts as employees sought to get sales bonuses. Now the massive mortgage lender will completely revamp its compensation program starting in 2017.
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How technology solutions can reduce mortgage loan turn times
Sep 12, 2016 -
International Document Services goes eMortgage with Encomia acquisition
Sep 06, 2016 -
Mid America Mortgage to correspondent lenders: We’ll buy your eNotes
Aug 30, 2016 -
Florida court upholds city’s rights to place liens on zombie homes
Aug 29, 2016 -
More homeowners taking loan modifications, avoiding foreclosures
Aug 17, 2016 -
Industry throws wet blanket on the digital mortgage revolution
Aug 17, 2016 -
Here’s the best way to interpret the FHA’s CWCOT program
Aug 08, 2016 -
Integrating Realtor data into the LOS removes last roadblock to eClosings
Aug 03, 2016 -
Mid America Mortgage completes first eClosing
Aug 02, 2016 -
Obama administration presents a look at life after HAMP
Jul 25, 2016 -
Here’s why the FHA’s changes to non-performing loan sales are a universal win-win
Jul 15, 2016
