Testimonials
"My family and I would like to extend our deepest gratitude. Thank you for expeditiously coming to a favorable agreement regarding our new home on Galaxy. We sincerely appreciate that you took the time to personally work with Jim, our realtor...this is the best Christmas gift we could have received!"

- Heather D.
Chandler, AZ

Residential Servicing - Best-In-Class Servicing Performance

Ocwen is recognized by the industry and government agencies as a leader in servicing and loss mitigation. Ocwen has completed over 300,000 loan modifications since January 2008 with a re-default rate that is much lower than the industry average. Ocwen’s superior performance is demonstrated below:

  • U.S. Department of the Treasury (December 2010) – Ocwen is the industry leader in converting trial modifications to permanent modifications under the government’s Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP).
  • J.P. Morgan (June 2010) – Ocwen was ranked first in their Quality Rank, which considers the number of loans always current 60+, always current to 30+ roll and loans modified.
  • Deutsche Bank (May 2010) – Ocwen was ranked first in a measure called “Recovery Score,” which evaluates loss severity and the results of short sales and real estate owned sales based on the timeline to liquidate.
  • Freddie Mac (August 2009) – Ocwen entered into an Interim Servicing Agreement with Freddie Mac to service 24,000 non-performing loans.
  • Moody’s Investor Services (August 2009) – (August 2009) – Ocwen cures more delinquent loans than Moody’s "Strong Rated Servicers" and was selected as the specialty servicer for Freddie Mac’s new workout program for high-risk loans.
  • Bank of America / Merrill Lynch (July 2009) – Ocwen leads the industry in roll rate from 90+ delinquent to current in both fixed rate and adjustable rate subprime loans.
  • Freddie Mac (February 2009) – Ocwen selected as a Specialty Servicer for Freddie Mac’s New Workout Plan for High Risk Loans.
  • Credit Suisse (September 2008) – – Ocwen scored the best performance in keeping borrowers current after delinquency for 2006 vintage subprime loans.