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Subservicing Contracts Move North as Some Players Prepare to Exit
March 12, 2020
Paul Muolo
Subservicing vendors continued to make gains in the fourth quarter as the appetite for outsourcing grew. In short, some MSR owners just don’t want to deal with the hassle of loan processing and regulations. (Includes data chart.)
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