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CFPB employees outnumber FHA reverse mortgage lenders
Credit Newsline
Though the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau just got its first director, its 752 staff members far outnumber the Federal Housing Administration's 300 reverse mortgage lenders. Just one year ago, the CFPB was without leadership or authority.
Chart of the Day: CFPB Staff Outnumber Reverse Mortgage LendersReverse Mortgage Daily

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Three Mortgage Officers Sentenced to Federal Prison
Housing Predictor
By Mike Colpitts Three mortgage officers and a title agent have been sentenced to federal prison for their parts in a nationwide reverse mortgage fraud scheme that lasted nearly a year, and took advantage of dozens of senior citizens, taking in more

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Genworth Financial Sees $107 Million Fourth Quarter Profit, Strong Insurance
Reverse Mortgage Daily
During the quarter, the company reported an increase in corporate and other net operating loss, attributing the greater loss to goodwill associated with the company's reverse mortgage business. Genworth acquired Liberty Reverse in November 2007 for $50
Genworth Financial's CEO Discusses Q4 2011 Results - Earnings Call TranscriptSeeking Alpha
Genworth Financial Announces Fourth Quarter 2011 ResultsMarketWatch (press release)

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Puerto Rico Reverse Mortgage Heavyweight Moving Stateside, Plans to Make
Reverse Mortgage Daily
One of Puerto Rico's largest reverse mortgage lenders is expanding into the United States and plans to carve out a “niche” targeting the Hispanic population. With seven branches and 80 employees, Money House is the second largest reverse mortgage

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Is a reverse mortgage the right choice?
Village News Network
A reverse mortgage is a loan for senior homeowners over 62 years old that uses some of their home equity as collateral. If a person keeps paying the property taxes and insurance on the home, the loan does not have to be repaid until the last homeowner