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Market players looking under the hood of the REO-to-rental market say discussions have progressed further than expected in the last 12 months.
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Panelists looking to pin down the impact of the new Qualified Mortgage Rule found themselves faced with two basic questions.
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The chances for U.S. housing finance reform in the coming year are slim, panelists at ASF 2013 said Monday afternoon.
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The Tiago loan, securitized in Deutsche Bank’s DECO 7 Pan-Europe 2 commercial mortgage-backed deal, has been granted a month’s extension following its Jan. 20 maturity date to help finalize a new year-long extension and restructuring on the loan.
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Mill Valley-Calif.-based Redwood Trust has hit the market with its second residential mortgage-backed securities deal in one month in what industry insiders called an aggressive move for the private-label market’s most frequent issuer.
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Trading in the commercial mortgage-backed securities secondary market was steady last week, even as nearly $6 billion of new paper was offered in the primary market.
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London-based officials say conditions are ripe for new commercial mortgage-backed securities issuance in Europe, but no one portfolio has yet emerged as a deal candidate—despite the recent spread-tightening making deal economics attractive for prospective issuers.
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Mill Valley-Calif.-based Redwood Trust has hit the market with its second residential mortgage-backed securities deal in one month in what industry insiders called an aggressive move for the private-label market’s most frequent issuer.
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NIBC Bank issued price guidance on its EUR526.5 million ($699.1 million) Dutch MBS XVIII residential mortgage trade Wednesday afternoon, with the initial levels indicating solid demand for Dutch RMBS amongst investors ahead of the expected launch and pricing Thursday morning.