July 17, 2009 - by John Clapp - Mortgage Orb
As a precursor to the July 28 meeting scheduled between Treasury officials and servicers participating in the government's Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP), the Senate Banking Committee held a hearing Thursday morning in an effort to help lawmakers gauge HAMP’s progress - or lack thereof - since its introduction in February.
The hearing - which included testimonies from the Treasury, as well as Wells Fargo and Bank of America servicing execs - highlighted the program’s administrative obstacles and shortcomings. In recent weeks, lawmakers have increasingly expressed concern that HAMP, originally projected to save up to 4 million homes, is both underperforming and being implemented too slowly.
“We've got to get this out sooner, quicker, faster, more expeditiously,” said Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va. more ...
Saturday, July 18, 2009
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