As the Department of Housing and Urban Development prepares for a planned single-family loan sale in September, questions remain as to how successful the Distressed Asset Stabilization Program will be, given its restrictions and additional certification requirements. Legal experts say that the servicer and investor participation requirements are so onerous that the DASP would seem a little more than a sound bite. The DASP expands an earlier pilot program that allows private investors to purchase pools of nonperforming mortgages at a discount before ...