California regulators collect $1.8 million fine after accusing Caliber Home Loans of overcharging nearly 5,000 borrowers for interest that accrued before their first mortgage payment was due.
Source: Inman News
Newrez pays $2.3M to settle Caliber overcharge allegations
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