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Government to lenders: ‘Ramp up’ loan modifications

The Department of the Treasury expressed dissatisfaction yesterday with the number of trial loan modification initiated through July 31 and has asked the 38 loan providers participating in the federal government's Home Affordable Modification program to “ramp up” their efforts.

The Department of the Treasury expressed dissatisfaction yesterday with the number of trial loan modification initiated through July 31 and has asked the 38 loan providers participating in the federal government's Home Affordable Modification program to “ramp up” their efforts.

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