Homeowners who should have received assistance from the scandal-plagued bank instead lost their homes
It rose to 68 in October thanks to strong buyer demand and reduced labor costs, according to a survey from NAHB and Wells Fargo
Scandal-prone bank foreclosed on hundreds of customers who could have used loan modifications to protect homes
Nearly half of income-based loans the bank issued after it relaxed requirements defaulted, according to US Attorney
Lending giant allegedly charged borrowers fines for the bank's own mistakes
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Head of the Community Banking division Mary Mack will assume the role in addition to her current duties
The company will put $60 billion in loan money where its mouth is
Brenda Ashcraft will serve eight years for promising 'quick and sizable' profit, then pocketing investors' money
Some agents and brokers who list the GSE's homes could find themselves directly in the line of fire
As the Dodd-Frank Act has made lending regulations more rigorous, other entities are getting in on the action
If a bank can swipe a loan, it earns money for the new loan and the re-creation of the servicing contract
Bank’s employee cross-selling scheme could have collateral damage for mortgage lending -- here's how to help clients clean up the mess
August posted a two-point Housing Market Index gain
Although confidence is slipping, the slip is small