Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Chairman Sheila Bair said in a Senate committee hearing this week that these reviews will be a major issue. The investigation conducted by the OCC and the Fed included a review of just 100 foreclosure files.

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Feds Reviewed Only 100 Foreclosure Files in Servicer Whitewash

Not only are the authorities engaged in a coverup of servicer abuses, they aren’t even bothering to pretend that the effort is serious. A post on Housing Wire offers some choice tidbits:

When mortgage servicers signed consent orders with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Reserve, these companies were required to hire outside firms to conduct “look back” evaluations of questionable foreclosure practices.

But these reviews will not be made public, according to an OCC spokesman.

So there will be no check of whether this process is any good, either in the independence of the party chosen, the scope and nature of the investigation, and the findings. We saw this coming, as did Adam Levitin:

Check out the rest here…

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