Ocwen Mortgage Servicing, once the nations leading non-bank servicer is on the ropes; beaten and battered by the last federal agency with a modicum of concern for Main Streeters: the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. CFPB has taken the company to task in a federal lawsuit, filed April 20 in Florida, for a whole host of predatory shenanigans that include sloppy collection procedures, inexplicable mathematical calculations on mortgage statements and worse still: improper foreclosures. Some 22 other states have weighed in with their own complaints and you've got to figure they have some serious ammunition when none other than Trump friend and Florida Attorney General, Pam Bondi, has joined the chorus. Many of these regulators have raised serious doubts about whether the company should, in fact, stay in business and when the blunderbuss of lawsuits and enforcement orders was fired off on April 20, Ocwen's stock went into what appeared to be a death spiral.