“The documents produced by the bank show that VIP borrowers received paperwork from Countrywide that clearly identified the VIP unit as the point of contact,” the committee said.
The standard discount was 0.5 waived points. Countrywide also waived junk fees that usually ranged from $350 to $400.
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