The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development inspector general issued subpoenas against 15 Federal Housing Administration mortgagees, a news release indicated. The actions were prompted by an alarming number of claims on loans originated by "a number of poor performing companies." The subpoenas, which were served to the companies’ corporate offices, demand documents and data tied to loans for which claims were paid from the FHA mortgage insurance fund.

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