A group of mortgage-bond investors have sent a letter to Ocwen in which they accuse the company of “imprudent and improper” actions that may be the precursor to a lawsuit, according to Kathy Patrick of Gibbs & Bruns LLP. The company has been under the microscope in recent months for improper conduct, highlighted by a tangle with the State of California. Ocwen agreed last Friday after close of business to pay a 2.5 million dollar fine in order to avoid suspension of their operating license in the state. The latest woes only make the outlook more challenging for the beleaguered loan servicer. Read more here
