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Gregory Samp

Gregory Samp, Principal, Maximum Value GroupPrincipal
Maximum Value Group
Member of the Financial Services Council

Gregory Samp retired from Lender Processing Services (LPS/FIS)and is currently serving as a Principal with a consulting firm, Maximum Value Group. He has spent thirty years overseeing virtually every Mortgage Banking operational function including loan production, servicing, secondary, risk management, loan operations and technology. He chaired multiple committees for the Mortgage Bankers Association. Mr. Samp has over five years of experience at Fidelity National, running an assortment of businesses providing services to the mortgage industry. The Fidelity companies included credit reporting, appraisal, insurance risk management, public records software, mortgage industry software (RealEC), and others. From September 1996 to June 2001, Mr. Samp was the Executive Vice President and Director of Operations at RBMG, a top 10 national correspondent and wholesale lender. Prior to this, he spent 19 years as the President of Sibley Mortgage, a retail lender. (This is me - Update Profile)


Employment History
2007 - present Principal
Maximum Value Group

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Mortgage loan restrictions by zip code or county: Prudent reaction to the declining housing market or redlining? | 02-05-2008
Analysis of: Zip Code 'Redlining': A Sweeping View of Risk | www.washingtonpost.com
Author: Gregory Samp, Principal, Maximum Value Group

Fannie Mae announced on December 5, 2007 that down payment requirements will be increased by 5 percentage points over the previously allowed minimum down payment in areas identified as declining.  While Fannie’s Desktop Underwriter (DU) will generate a message on loan casefiles when it appears...

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