[quote=gandalf]davelj, how does this apply after the loan has been pooled, sold and securitized, with ownership of the debt instrument transferred from originating bank to whatever corporate vehicle owns the pool behind a given security? Bank servicing the loan is typically no longer the owner, just an agent of the owner, correct? If so, how do the above rules apply? Just curious if you had some insights into how this works.[/quote]
Totally different set of rules apply to securitization trusts because they’re not FDIC-insured institutions. Theoretically, the servicer has to keep accurate records for the pool – e.g., late payment history (30, 60, 90, 180 days delinquent, etc.), foreclosures, recoveries, etc. But other than servicing and record-keeping, that’s all the servicer cares about. Now, it’s possible that servicers (who are servicing the securitizations) also don’t have enough manpower to handle their REOs and/or are feeling pressure from the government to avoid foreclosing. But I don’t think they have any real economic (that is, “avoiding losses”) incentive to keep REOs from getting sold. Does that make sense?
DWCAP, don’t be such a hard a**. I was trying to be discrete, but if you really must know, my friend is a home health nurse, and so the people he cares for confide in him much more then they would a perfect stranger on the street. This was one of his patients, and I think you’ll find that when someone is caring for you as a nurse or a doctor or whatever you will confide a lot more then you would a perfect stranger.
DWCAP, don’t be such a hard a**. I was trying to be discrete, but if you really must know, my friend is a home health nurse, and so the people he cares for confide in him much more then they would a perfect stranger on the street. This was one of his patients, and I think you’ll find that when someone is caring for you as a nurse or a doctor or whatever you will confide a lot more then you would a perfect stranger.
DWCAP, don’t be such a hard a**. I was trying to be discrete, but if you really must know, my friend is a home health nurse, and so the people he cares for confide in him much more then they would a perfect stranger on the street. This was one of his patients, and I think you’ll find that when someone is caring for you as a nurse or a doctor or whatever you will confide a lot more then you would a perfect stranger.
DWCAP, don’t be such a hard a**. I was trying to be discrete, but if you really must know, my friend is a home health nurse, and so the people he cares for confide in him much more then they would a perfect stranger on the street. This was one of his patients, and I think you’ll find that when someone is caring for you as a nurse or a doctor or whatever you will confide a lot more then you would a perfect stranger.
DWCAP, don’t be such a hard a**. I was trying to be discrete, but if you really must know, my friend is a home health nurse, and so the people he cares for confide in him much more then they would a perfect stranger on the street. This was one of his patients, and I think you’ll find that when someone is caring for you as a nurse or a doctor or whatever you will confide a lot more then you would a perfect stranger.
